Moscow, China, Armenia, Finland. So many destinations that Laure Fissore, a young French illustrator, has elegantly drawn. Her latest book, New York, is full of posey with very realistic images of the Big Apple: a touch of colour here and there, the yellow cab, the wonder wheel, Chinatown. I am already transported.

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Julien Pacaud is a French illustrator currently living in Le Mans. He claims that in his former life he was an astrophysician, an international snooker champion, a hypnotist, and an esperanto teacher. But his true passion he hopes to engage in more of in the future is time-traveling.

I’m quite glad that his previous endeavours didn’t really take him anywhere and time-traveling is nowhere near possible at the moment as he is really good at what he’s doing right now! He creates some of the most beautiful retro-collages and inspiring artworks I have seen in a while.

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French illustrator Julien Pacaud creates masterful, colourful opus’ to 1960s retro poster design, no doubt drawing inspiration along the way from his background as ‘an astrophysician, an international snooker player, a hypnotist and an Esperanto teacher’.

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Mcbess, aka Matthieu Bessudo, is a very talented French illustrator living in London who has a pretty strong character-driven style which produces very eye-catching compositions. His black and white universe is filled with exaggerated characters and unique retro expressions: a mix of ‘old school’ cartoon, rock’n’roll, retro and modern elements. He is able to fuse all of that to deliver wonderful little masterpieces.

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The paintings of French illustrator Emmanuelle Pioli are full of delicate clouds, princesses, flowers and birds, all glowing brightly from within. There is certainly a magical quality to her paintings which ought to appeal to any girl who has ever cherished a unicorn or dancing ballerina jewelry box.

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