Camilla d’Errico burst onto the comics scene earlier this decade and doesn’t seem to have slept since. It’s not just that she worked on comics like “Burn,” “Make 5 Wishes,” “Mightmares and Fairy Tales,” “The Sky Pirates of Neo Terra,” and her own “Tanpopo,” though that’s certainly a full time career in itself. d’Errico has been an artistic dynamo, moving from one form and one media and one genre to another. Besides comics there’s illustration for a variety of sources,...
This interview with d'Errico-sensei is so perfectly on time for me I can't even tell you. And I'm really sort of freaked out that some of her most significant influences are the same as mine. The first comic book I picked up to follow was 'Witchblade' from whence I was very quickly absorbed into 'the Darkness'. Heck, I think I'm still in love with Jackie to this day, and will probably never get over the giggles from when one of the darklings sang to a seriously deserving bad guy: "I've got me under your skin..." Also just Ashley Wood and Popbot --man, I've got the damn statuette of Popbot and Kitty; and I too, believe Grant Morrison to be a god. For that matter I think he thinks so as well and rightly so.
This is not speaking as a collector, but as a copain in the avenues and quarks of imagination in sort of shared consciousness no matter how you care to project it. I mean no matter what as a writer/artist, et al you're going to individuate the expression, it's just wild to find out someone you dig and respect comes from some of the same places as yourself. Oh, wait. I just came off as a total fan girl. lol. I am sooo busted.
Missy
SUICIDEGIRL
California, USA
FEB 22, 2011 06:00 AM