Top 20 Spanish Art and Culture Influencers

Beca Jover teaches drawing step by step and wrote Colorea París for Planeta. She takes the page's highest index score, an A+ on a strongly Spanish audience and Reels that travel nearly three times her following.

Xacorts treats art as a language, takes commissions by email and signs off as father of Máximo and Kala. The second highest index score here: an A+ on a strongly Spanish audience, with Reels over twice the following.

Jose Assima is a photographer, filmmaker and artist working from Fuerteventura. Third on the index and an A+, one of only two cards under 50,000 followers to grade that high.

Lara Seara takes orders by DM or web and calls herself freelance, an artist and a good person. One of seven A+ grades here, built on a heavily Spanish audience and engagement far ahead of her size band.

Carlos Álvarez photographs royalty, cinema, culture and society as a freelance for Getty Images. An A+ despite the third smallest following here, on the page's second highest engagement and Reels running past five times his audience.

Qtefollenn writes for her readers rather than at them, posting from Burgos under the line that art is not for everyone. The index places her sixth of twenty and inside the A+ band, the highest grade any account under 200,000 followers reaches here.

Sbenito.design illustrates people's favourite moments and runs an online shop from the bio. An A+ on the index, with the cleanest audience on the page and one of its two most Spanish followings.

Aurocka paints, dresses strangely and works between Valencia and Murcia for @spook.club and @artehueco. An A+ on the index, and the only bio here that names a bigger following on TikTok than the Instagram one being graded.

idrawSPB draws what is hard to say out loud and takes commissions by DM. An A on the index: engagement well above the median for its size band, with the audience split near evenly inside and outside Spain.

La Vaca Style draws animation and storytelling around nature, animals and awareness. An A on the index, carrying the largest following and the strongest video reach here, though under half that audience sits in Spain.

Fran Molina works in design and illustration between Málaga and Granada. An A on the index, holding the page's highest engagement and Reels that travel around seven times his following, though most of that audience is outside Spain.

Marta Amador also works the commercial side, handling PR for a Barcelona house alongside her own illustration and tattoo work. An A on the index and the smallest account here, graded up by a strongly Spanish audience rather than by reach.

Rafillo posts animated cartoons and fanart, with Querida Conchi named in the bio as a strand of its own. An A on the index without topping any single component, so the grade reads as balance.

Pilarin is a ninotaire from Vic whose bio insists every drawing is made by her. Her copyright sign and online shop nearly had her filtered out as a company, and she still grades B on a heavily Spanish audience.

Clara Duarte is an author and illustrator with three titles named in her bio. A B on the index: engagement and Reel reach are among the page's strongest, but she holds the smallest Spanish audience share here.

Eugenia Tenenbaum writes art history through a gender lens and has published La mirada inquieta and Las mujeres detrás de Picasso. A B on the index: second lowest engagement here, Reels that do not outrun the following.

Avril is a graphic designer who also talks about cinema and art. A B on the index, with engagement above the page median but one of its three smallest Spanish audience shares.

Noah Pharrell is a photographer, filmmaker and creative director working across anime, fashion and visual culture. A B on the index: engagement is high, but the audience reads less real than any other card here.

Joan Castillo Faraco is an artist and biology student who signs himself a full time idiot. A B on the index, pulled down by an audience mostly outside Spain rather than by engagement, which sits near the page median.

El Rincón Creativo is a creative artist working in Benicasim, behind the shortest bio on the page. A B on the index, where the weakest video reach here holds back an otherwise sound Spanish audience.