Hairball

As a rule, the exceptional cuteness and kawaii of works is inherent mainly in Japanese illustrators, manga authors and painting masters. Although the positive of big-eyed girls and boys sometimes captures representatives of other cultures. And then the "half" relatives of Japanese anime women are born - the same cute and big-eyed, but of a different nationality. These characters are drawn by 28-year-old Canadian artist Camilla d'Errico.
Camilla d'Errico is a member of the Lowbrow artists' association, along with Audrey Kawasaki and Amy Saul, who also paint young girls in a pop-surrealist style. She has exhibited her work in galleries in the US and Canada, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Chicago and Vancouver. It all started with futuristic steampunk hats that Camilla wore on sensual girls in her paintings. Later, these hats began to include various animals.
In addition to comics, Camilla also creates large-format pictures - of course, all with the same charming kawaii anime characters. At one time, the girl also became one of the creators of Make5Wishes.com, a manga series for Avril Lavigne.