[RPG] Who’s the artist that drew the art on pages 148 and 220 of the PHB

No. You're probably thinking of the Dragon Wings feature from the Sorcerer's Draconic Bloodline archetype.

Dragonborn look very much like dragons standing erect in humanoid form, though they lack wings or a tail. - Player's Handbook, pg. 32

Somewhat oddly, your question is answered by the Sage Advice Compendium document which was first released as part of a Sage Advice article by Jeremy Crawford on the official D&D website entitled Rules Roundup.

This document says the following on the first page, under the "Errata" heading:

A corrected version of the book includes the following text toward the bottom of its credits page:

This printing includes corrections to the first printing.

At the time of writing this answer, there have only been two printings of the Player's Handbook: the original, and the latest which incorporates the errata updates. Any rules clarifications which are not considered errata are going to continue to be found in the updated versions of the Sage Advice Compendium document. The latest version is always accessible from the official D&D website, and includes a version number both in the file name and in the footer of the document. The latest version always takes precedence over previous versions. Note that the errata document can also be distinguished from later updates by its version number, which is also contained in the file name as well as the footer of the document.