Kat specializes in fantastical, custom tailored, concept driven illustration and graphic design. She uses acrylic paint, pencil, pen, mixed media collage, and Adobe Photoshop to produce her illustrations.
She studied fine art with honors at The University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg South Africa. Since then, she has collaborated on many art and illustrative projects, and has participated in numerous exhibitions in South Africa, U.S.A, Japan, Mozambique, The Netherlands and Spain.
This has given her invaluable experience working with people from across the world, and the ability to visually capture her different clients' needs.
She is the co-founder of MissYucki.com, which specializes in narrative-based art and design. In context, Kat has concentrated on pushing the boundaries of illustration into a fine-art framework while keeping a firm eye on the fantastical and narrative driven aspects of the illustration experience. Kat has created illustrations for various projects, including children's books, various publications, advertisements and posters. She has illustrated for websites and for theatre set designs. Her llustrations have also been featured as album art and on a selection of event invitations. Her work has been published in "Sweet Illustration" & "Cute Illustration" by Monsa Publishing.
She has exhibited numerous times in Barcelona, both collectively and as a solo artist.
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TEACHER NOTES and Activity Sheets based on Bloom's Taxonomy, available.
Mama's Masquerade
BLURB: Mama is so pretty, so clever, so Mama!
But sometimes mama gets the urge to reinvent herself, not always with the best results as far as her little girl is concerned. Why can’t Mama see just being Mama is perfect! Picture book, 3 to 7 years, highlighting importance of role-play, and parents/carers as role models.
REVIEW: “From the mouths of babes, this story reflects all the children who see their mothers transform themselves for their many different roles in life,
but who cherish the most important role of all, being their MAMA!” Adrienne T. O’Connell, B.A., Grad. Dip. Ed., taught children from outback Indigenous to multicultural city classrooms.
THEMES: Role-playing; parents; bullying; body image; working mothers; childcare; family;
Collaboration by Kat Cameron - fine
art hons graduate, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa, with multi-award winning author J.R.Poulter.
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