Podcast appearances and mentions of camilla d'errico

Camilla d'Errico talks to True North Country Comics Podcast about 'Pop Manga Drawing', exclusives for San Diego Comic-Con and more

On this special episode, Jared talks to comic book artist and pop surrealist painter Camilla d'Errico. They talk about literally anything and everything from her journey into comics and painting, to Sailor Moon. From conventions to the first time she met Grant Morrison. From Chris Evans to Jack Black. And from tattoos to swimming with sharks. This is an episode you do NOT want to miss! You can follow us on Facebook @TheComicBookHQ and on Twitter & Instagram @ComicBookHQ or email us at Letters@TheComicBookHQ.com. And visit our website at TheComicBookHQ.com for more great comic reviews and articles.

Hey there Brainberrieacs!  No show this week but we are dropping a yummy treat!  At Planet Comicon in Kansas City I got to speak to an amazing artist you all NEED to know, Camilla d'Errico.  This serving is some short but sweet ear candy so give us a listen then head over to Camilladerrico.com and check her out! Or find her on: Facebook at fb.com/camilladerricoart, on Twitter @helmetgirl, or Instagram @camilladerrico

Renowned artist/author/illustrator Camilla d'Errico (Tanpopo, Dust) joins Andy Farnsworth for an interview ahead of FanX Spring 2019 in Salt Lake City.  d'Errico has done work for Disney, been published by Dark Horse Comics, IDW & Random House, created toy designs for Hasbro, even designed snowboards! They talk about her journey from being a comic con attendee when she was a teenager to being a featured artist and panelist at cons all over the country now; her inspirations for her particular artistic style that combines manga, comic art and surrealist elements; tweeting back and forth with Neil Gaiman; and the time she danced with Joss Whedon. Check out our other FanX interviews!  Become a subscriber!

ECCC 2019: In Conversation with Camilla d'Errico (Emerald City Comic Con, March 2019) ReedPOP's Emerald City Comic Con once again takes over the immense WA State Convention Center in Seattle, attracting tens of thousands of comic book and pop culture fans from across the globe, by showcasing some of the best creative talents there is to offer - our man on the ground, Dan Berry, has been very lucky to be invited along as Press, meaning hes got the chance to speak one-on-one with members of this outstanding creative melting pot. Dan has been a fan of artist Camilla d'Errico's work for quite some time, following her progress as she releases incredible and distinctive work. When the two last met up in November, there was some great projects in the pipeline - here, Dan and Camilla speak in Seattle about what she's been up to since and what she has planned for 2019. Thanks to Camilla and Dan for taking time out of their busy con, and to Dan for bringing the interview to us...

Interested in turning your art or creative work into a business? I spoke with Camilla D'Errico an urban contemporary painter, illustrator, character creator and comic artist. Camilla encouraged us to create work from within our “soul” and to remain authentic to what we want to create. People resonate with that. Specifically, with creatives, she said that people can tell when you are delivering work just to “checkboxes” or if you are creating from a place of joy and purpose. I know this is a recurring thing with the show, but again people want connection. They want to know you. They want to experience something real. The more you can put yourself into your work, they more likely the RIGHT tribes will gather. Like Camilla says, “People know what’s real and what isn’t”.   Connect with Camillia: https://camilladerrico.com/ Topics Discussed: The importance of intuition Being authentic to your work Connecting with your audience outside of social   Connect with Camilla D'Errico: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram   --

Camilla d'Errico joins me this week on Episode 52 ( a year's worth of shows!) to talk about her pop surrealist art, her love of postcards, and her creative life. I became fascinated with Camilla's art a couple years ago when I got a pack of postcards that featured her very compelling manga-style art. And that morphed into more and more fascination with her art and her energy. I'm always dazzled to talk to people who are at the top of their field. To hear their origin story...and their drive to continue to deliver on their artistic gift. And when they're as kind and generous as Camilla is...that's a good day.  I think you'll really enjoy the show. A special hello to the legions of Camilla's dedicated fans who I know will listen to this show. Thanks very much for listening. And don't forget to send Camilla postcards. She likes those in her mailbox. Here are some links and resources we discussed on the show: Camilla's website Camilla's Patreon page (I'm in her Postcard Club) Camilla's Etsy store As a little bonus for reading down this far, rate the podcast and leave me a comment saying you did. And I'll throw your name in a hat to win Camilla's book Pop Painting: Inspiration and Techniques from the Pop Surrealism Art Phenomenon. Postcard set that started it for me. Check out the full story on thepostcardist.com for more pictures. Note: All images in this post are copyright Camilla d'Errico and are placed in this post for editorial purposes only. Get The Postcardist Podcast for free: Apple Podcasts | Android | Stitcher | TuneIn

DesignerCon 2018 - Camilla d'Errico in conversation with Dan Berry (17th November 2018) DesignerCon 2018 has taken over the Anaheim Convention Center this weekend(16th-18th November 2018)with an expanded show, including a Preview Night on the Friday - this really has demonstrated the appeal and draw of this unique show, bringing together some of the countries most talented creatives, with artists, sculptors, innovators and storytellers showcasing their work. One of these incredibly talented people is artist Camilla d'Errico who brought to the show her new book MERMAIDS AND OTHER SEA CREATURES, a wonderfully rendered all-ages book which has been a labour of love for a couple of years. Here, The Convention Collective's US Senior Contributor talks to Camilla about the inception of the book, along with updates on her latest projects. Thanks to Camilla for her time during a busy DesignerCon, and to Delia Mendoza and Nicole Rodrigues of NRPR Group for arranging this conversation.

In this episode, I talk to my sister Camilla d'Errico. Camilla is a renowned illustrator and painter. We talk about her challenges growing up as an unconventional artist, the importance of being yourself, and her proactive and fierce stance around diversity, body shaming, and online bullying. She is dedicated to creating a safe, open and inclusive community of art lovers and fans. Her latest sold-out solo show, 'Sky' is an homage to diversity and inclusion of all people. We started her business in 2008, choosing to monetize and commercialize her art at a time when it was very frowned upon. We don't like being told, 'you can't!' No stranger to criticism, Camilla has always honored herself, obstinately held onto her imagination, her love of play and fantasy, and honed her talent to become one of the most loved pop surrealist painters in the world. Links & Info: www.camilladerrico.com www.instagram.com/camilladerrico/ www.facebook.com/camilladerricoart/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journey-within/support