Camilla d'Errico
Canadian pop surrealist artist
Camilla d'Errico is a Canadian artist known for her work as an illustrator, comic book and graphic novel artist, and children's book illustrator. Her distinctive style blends elements of manga and surrealism, often featuring whimsical and emotive characters. Notable works include Tanpopo, a graphic novel series that combines literature and art, and Helmetgirls, a collection of illustrations characterized by young women wearing elaborate headgear. She has also contributed to various comic book series, including Burn and Nightmares & Fairy Tales. In addition to her work in comics and graphic novels, d'Errico has illustrated children's books such as Pop Manga Coloring Book and Pop Manga Mermaids and Other Sea Creatures. Her art has been showcased in galleries and conventions worldwide, establishing her as a prominent figure in contemporary pop surrealism.
Pastel, Portraits, Vivid, Detailed, Cute, 2000s, 2010s, Pop Surrealism, Lowbrow Art, acrylics, inks, digital art, mixed media, vibrant, pastel, neon, soft hues, muted tones, big-eyed characters, animals, nature, fantasy elements, intricate patterns, fluid lines, exaggerated features, emotive expressions, whimsical, dreamy, fantastical, melancholic
Mark Ryden, Audrey Kawasaki, Tara McPherson
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