Oliwia Bober's illustrations combine Polish folklore and her personal feelings

Polish illustrator Gosia Herba interprets myths and legends in pastel tones

Owi Liunic’s illustrations comes to life through distorted shapes and jittery strokes

Polish illustrator Jaroslaw Danilenko’s comic-like still life illustrations

Melek Zertal's illustrations all feature different versions of herself

Illustration: Paula Troxler's incredible blend of crayon colours and German folklore

Polish illustrator Gosia Herba combines a unique style with a Cubist slant

Oriana Fenwick's impossibly realistic illustrations of mundane objects

“Part-animal, part-household object”: Frédérique Rusch on her wonderfully cryptic illustrations

Tackling themes of love and desire, Sarah Böttcher's illustrations are intensely personal

Moki makes us purr with painted illustrations on wood

French artist Amandine Urruty's illustrations are wonderfully bizarre

Andrés Magán's illustrations mix a tender and lively narrative