LA-based portrait and documentary photographer Courtney Coles' work was recently featured in the #GirlGaze exhibition, and continues to be one of the coolest girls on our feeds. On her art, Courtney has

said, "I see my work acting as a visual diary and celebration of the lives around me."

See more of her photography at her website, and follow her on

href="http://instagram.com/kernieflakes" target="_blank">Instagram or Twitter.

You may recognize Brooklyn-based comics artist and illustrator Wendy Xu's art from her Tumblr blog, Angry Girl Comics, or her recurring character, bird boyfriend Terry Shin. She is currently working

on the webcomic Mooncakes, a story about a childhood friendship between an Asian-American witch and a werewolf being rekindled after 10 years. 

See more of her art on Instagram, and support

her via Patreon.

You've probably seen illustrator Kat Nijmeddin's work on your favorite band's merch table or on a poster at a venue. The Fresno-based artist and graphic designer has created cover art,

flyers, and more for musicians and artists alike.

Visit her site at katnijmeddin.com.

Artist Heidi Wong told the Art Hoe Collective that this image was created two months after moving to New York from Hong Kong. On her stylistic choices, she explained that

the use of vibrant colors was to signify the "vibrancy" of false memories. Her Instagram feed is a collection of portraits, poetry, and equally gorgeous paintings, including this one of

her hometown.

Visit her website at heidiwong.org.

In her own words, Vicki Tsai's passion is the pursuit of representation and female empowerment through artwork. Fans of Overwatch, Ghostbusters, Teen Titans, and other media will adore her creations

for fandom, but those who seek out positive images will adore her vibrant use of color, as well as the diversity in skin colors and body shapes. 

Support her via Patreon.