Andrea Innocent (Sydney, Australia)
Andrea Innocent (Sydney, Australia)
The works of Andrea tend to float between both a Western and an Eastern art aesthetic, borrowing from the traditions of Japanese art forms such as manga comics.
Andrea Innocent aka Innocentgirl is an artist, illustrator, animator and designer currently living and working in Melbourne, Australia. A self-confessed nipponophile there is no denying the influence her exposure to Japanese culture has had on her work.
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