I really enjoyed looking through Florent Remize’s blog. A great sense of humour and an amazing talent for character design is there in abundance. I think I like looking at the sketches just as much as the polished images…they are incredible! Look back through some of the older posts if you have time. It’s all great work and very inspiring.

You can always see the thought behind Davor’s illustrations. The message is put across in a way which is well thought out and interesting. That’s what all the best kind of editorial illustrations do. On top of that, his visual style is great. In fact he has two distinct styles in his work. He has a great editorial style and a simpler look for his childrens’ illustrations, which is very appropriate. I’m a fan!

Davor is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, Zagreb, Croatia. He lives and works there, too. He has a client list which includes GlaxoSmithKline, UNICEF and Zagreb Bank.

Thanks for contacting us Davor!

Pablo Rueda is a nice modern illustrator who is originally from Seville, Spain but currently located in Gijón, Asturias.

He has a great style and we just love his characterisations and quirky outlook. He has just finished work on a Safe sex campaign in Spain along with designing a poster and the promotional packaging. The thing that I like most about Pablo’s work is his fantastic ability to transpose his illustrations onto various packaging designs. Check out his website for more of this projects: pintachan.com

Parisian Vainui de Castelbajac is an illustrator and motion designer. She has just completed a comical new series of illustrations starring a psychologist and patients with individual and rather particular problems entitled “Docteur Rorschach“.

Well it made us chuckle when the suggestion came through our suggestions box and we thought you guys would also enjoy.  Vainui has more work available to view over at her official website: vainuidecastelbajac.com and to view more of the “Docteur Rorschach” series visit: docteurrorschach.illustrateur.org

Anita Kunz is Canadian and has lived in London, New York and Toronto. She has contributed to magazines, book publishers and advertising agencies in Germany, Japan, Sweden, Norway, Canada, South Africa, Holland, Portugal, France and England. Her clients include Time magazine, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, GQ, The New York Times, Sony Music, Random House Publishing and many others.

Lorenzo is an Italian illustrator currently living and working in The Netherlands. Although he has a broad range of styles (as many creative people working in animation do), his passion seems to be 1950s style animated characters. In the 50s, the animation industry threw out the rule book and creative employees were king over their employers. This creative freedom lead to several great shows such as ‘Gerald McBoingBoing’, ‘Mister Magoo’ and ‘What’s Opera, Doc?’ It’s always great to see illustrators today keeping this style alive and giving it their own personal touch. Lorenzo also works in 3D and graphic design. You can find this and more on his website.

Roy Margaliot is a freelance illustrator currently living and working in Jerusalem, Israel. He grew up in a Jewish-orthodox household and earned a degree from the Bezalel Academy for Art and Design. For inspiration and a boost of creativity, Margaliot likes to read Jewish folk stories and watch old kung fu flicks and violent Asian movies. (from juxtapoz).

Roy also has a Society6 Shop here. Thanks to David for the suggestion and write-up.