Erika Taguchi-Newton
Erika Taguchi-Newton, aka Raven Girl, is an illustrator par-excellence. Her paintings are soft and magical and her characters have such breathtaking stillness and beauty with their big, emotive eyes and open faces. You just have to sit and stare in wonder at the world she has created for you.
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