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Some of the best parts of the League of Legends community come from the art and creativity you share with each other. For years, creative members from League’s community have found their own ways to celebrate the champions, stories, and places we all know and love. To celebrate that, this year Mastercard is teaming up with us to bring 20 of those artists to Worlds 2026 Fan Fest at Pier 36 in New York City!
From November 12–14, the Artist Alley presented by Mastercard will feature League's largest international Artist Alley to date! You'll have the chance to meet artists you've followed online for years, discover new favorites, and browse everything from prints and crocheted figures to acrylic charms, artisan keycaps, custom commissions, and more.
So, head on down to Fan Fest and explore Artist Alley! Say hi to the artists, pick up a print of your main, find another piece you just can’t live without, and another, and another…
With artists traveling internationally to participate, Mastercard wanted to make it easier for independent creators to take part in Fan Fest and connect with the League community in person. So, for Worlds Fan Fest 2026, they’re covering travel, accommodations, and many other participation costs, allowing the artists to simply enjoy being at the heart of our year’s biggest event.
For many of these artists, their passion is also their small business. To help them succeed at both, Mastercard has built out an exciting and massive Artist Alley at Fan Fest for the artists and will be providing Tap on Phone technology to make accepting payments easier. They’ll also be promoting the artists across social channels to help you discover even more of their art.
And, much like how Riot rewards your art, you can get a little extra RP when you support your favorite artists thanks to Mastercard!
While supplies last, for every $30 USD you spend at Artist Alley using your Mastercard, you'll receive a 575 RP card ($5 value)! Spend $60, get two cards. Spend $90, get three. Yep, they stack! Nasus mains; you know what to do.
It's a little extra for supporting the artists, and a great excuse to pick up that print or keychain you've been eyeing.
In alphabetical order:
Role: ADC / Jungle (with a lot of ARAM & Arena) — Main: Miss Fortune, Shyvana
A character concept artist and illustrator for over a decade, Apricot Knight has worked with Riot and even attended the Arcane Season 1 red carpet! A longtime Miss Fortune fan (who might be a little prone to running into melee range in teamfights), they work primarily in digital illustration, creating prints, playmats, and acrylic accessories.
Role: ADC — Main: Kai’Sa
Cats, people, and a whole lotta Kai'Sa. Outside of her Worlds updates and interviews, Basil brings a playful perspective to League's champions.
Role: Support / ADC — Main: Shen
Since drawing their first League fan art in 2014, bekkomi has organized community zines, collaborative projects, and was featured during League's 10th Anniversary celebration! They work primarily digitally, creating prints and acrylic collectibles across a wide range of champions.
Role: Support / Jungle — Main: Lulu / Vel’koz
CINAMONCUNE is a trilingual illustrator who works with colored pencils, markers, acrylics, and digital art. Still recovering from Doombots, their colorful creations include postcards, pins, charms, lanyards, and other collectibles.
Role: Support — Main: Soraka / Lulu
Crochet Creatives started playing League after watching Taipei Assassins win Worlds in Season 2 and even met her husband through the game (their first date was at an LCS match!). A former Soraka one-trick, she now runs a full-time crafting business, designing and handmaking her own crochet figures and accessories.
Role: Top / Mid / Support — Main: Gnar / Kennen
A League fan since Season 1, eRabbit has spent years drawing inspiration from the game's character designs. Working across multiple mediums, they create prints, fans, and acrylic charms.
Role: Support / ADC / Mid — Main: Yuumi / Janna
Jaonee is a digital illustrator whose League champion pool stretches from Yuumi and Janna to Hwei and Aphelios. Their illustrations and portraits lend Jaonee’s unique style to the faces of Runeterra.
Role: ARAM (formerly Support / Mid) — Main: Karma / Soraka
A self-proclaimed forever ARAM warrior, Jeunny creates digital illustrations inspired by League champions and their alternate universes. They make prints, desk mats, keychains, and other accessories, and attend multiple conventions throughout the year.
Role: Former Jungler — Main: Amumu
A webcomic creator who spends much of their time drawing Sett and Aphelios fan art, jjolee describes comics and League as their two personalities. Their digital illustrations celebrate their favorite champions, while their storytelling continues through their webcomics.
Role: Support — Main: Zyra (and Neeko)
KNOL has been drawing League fanart for nearly a decade, inspired by the many artists they've followed in the community. Their colorful illustration also won the Grand Prize in Riot's 2024 Anima Squad Fan Art Contest!
Role: Top / Mid (mostly ARAM) — Main: Cho’Gath / Garen
Before becoming a full-time artist, MAMOBOT worked as a mechanical engineer and spent weekends playing League at LAN parties with friends. Inspired by League's splash art since 2011, MAMO now creates colorful illustrations and enamel pins, and is excited to head to their first Worlds!
CybzzWorld:
Role: Support / Mid (and ARAM) — Main: Lulu / Seraphine
HaSketch:
Role: Top — Main: Gnar
Moka Mart is the creative partnership of HaSketch and cybzz, who share a love of games, character art, and coming up with new merchandise ideas. Primarily digital artists, they've also been experimenting with acrylic paint markers and clay crafts, creating prints, keychains, standees, and other collectibles.
Role: ADC — Main: Kai’sa
If you love League splash art, you might already know Raiko’s work. They’ve contributed to the game's splash art and previously worked as an art lead at Riot Games. His detailed character illustrations combine dramatic lighting and storytelling, with prints available for fans of League's visual style.
Role: Fill — Main: Blitzcrank
SimzArt creates League-inspired illustrations and prints, bringing their own artistic style to Runeterra's champions. You may recognize their work from recent TCG drops or across various Riot campaigns including League, WR, and LoR.
Role: ADC / Top — Main: Jinx
Sonwooang’s art needs no introduction to League fans.They started playing League because of Jinx, and that love has grown into years of fanart and commissioned projects for Riot Korea. Working primarily in CLIP STUDIO PAINT, they create playful illustrations and character collectibles inspired by the things they love.
Role: Support — Main: Janna / Morgana
Sukita Studio has been playing League for a decade and finally hit Masters this year, though she’s still aiming to get her mechanics up so she can play her favorite champion, Sett. Working with polymer clay, resin, and digital art, she creates artisan keycaps, miniatures, charms, and other handmade collectibles.
Role: Misc — Main: Yone / Akali
Timtamart is an avid follower of competitive League and a Grandmaster+ TFT player. Their digital illustrations feature bright colors and playful character designs, which they turn into miniature acrylic standees, keychains, and blind-box collectibles.
Role: Support — Main: Nautilus / Nami
A semi-realistic illustrator who jokes they were born to draw orcs but ended up drawing pretty characters instead, Tofusenshi has spent a decade sharing their art as a Twitch creative streamer. Working in Photoshop and traditional Copic markers, they create prints, keychains, and on-the-spot commissions.
Role: Top / Jungle — Main: Ekko / Jax
Alongside creating League fan art, Tung Tran is an indie game developer who experiments with digital illustration, acrylic painting, and pixel art while building a setting for an original game. They create a stunning collection of prints, keychains, and playmats.
Role: Support — Main: Lux (with Mejai’s)
A League player since 2010, vmat spent a year and a half streaming champion mashup illustrations and collaborating with fellow community artists. Working primarily in Photoshop, they create prints and acrylic collectibles featuring their take on League's champions.
