Based in Brooklyn, New York, mixed media artist Nia Winslow draws on her proclivity for fashion and inspirations from black artists such as Romare Bearden, Kerry James Marshall, Faith Ringgold and Jacob Lawrence to illustrate the colourful essences of black figures in each of her compositions.

London-based and Poland-born artist Joanna Pilarczyk found herself inspired by the energy of London when she moved to the city over a decade ago. With her sketchbook always at hand, she would draw people and places at every given opportunity.

Pavlina Vagioni is a Greek multimedia artist with a kaleidoscopic practice ranging from installations to sculpting and painting, to sound collages and VR videos.

Séve Favre, a featured artist in the Spring Summer Art Seen Magazine, 2021

Christina Lewis Vizcarrondo, aka Bonesy, is interested in the spiritual realms and personal development and cites her artist influences as Vincent Van Gogh and Arnaldo Roche because of the expressionistic nature of their art.

Gherdai Hassell, a featured artist in the Spring Summer Art Seen Magazine, 2021

Shelby K Cook is a Seattle-based artist who uses contemporary realism to explore aspects of life.

Based in Rye on the south east coast of England, Sarah Nelson takes inspiration for her painting and printmaking from the windswept landscape of her shingle and salt marsh environment.

Kate Scott, a featured artist in the Spring Summer Art Seen Magazine, 2021

Saira Jamieson, a featured artist in the Spring Summer Art Seen Magazine, 2021

Hannah Zimmerman is an artist and educator based in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Jennifer makes large-scale detailed portrait drawings on paper executed through laborious draftsman style layers of charcoal, ink and graphite.

Magda Parasidis is a visual artist, designer and cultural worker, born in Athens, Greece.

April Fitzpatrick, a featured artist in the Spring Summer Art Seen Magazine, 2021

Pritika Chowdhry is an artist, curator, scholar and educator born and raised in India and now based in Chicago, Illinois.

Deborah is influenced by her training in sculpture, as well as African art of the 19th and early 20th centuries, Constructivism, Geometric Abstraction, and Cubism.

UK-based painter Emma Hill won the #LibertyOpenCall in 2019 with her painting “Graffiti Summer” which was transformed into an iconic Liberty fabric print, documented within their historical archives.