Welcome to Nathan Jurevicius’ world
The visual artist/creator of Scary Girl talks about Lithuanian folklore, book and movie deals and what scares him the most. Oh yeah, and his toys . . .
Scary Girl creator Nathan Jurevicius opened “Reformation’ at Toronto’s Magic Pony last week – his first North American solo exhibition in four years.
We managed to scare up some time with the world-renowned cominc book artist/toy designer the day before the opening to talk about his art, his graphic novels and his toy lines.
Nathan has been working as a freelance illustrator/designer since 1994, with clients including Scholastic,
Nickelodeon and Warner Bros.
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