Kamila Mlynarczyk

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Fiends of The Dark 3 - 15" x 12"
$500.00

15.5” x 12.5” - Pen and ink, acrylic and pencil crayon on cold press Strathmore watercolour paper.

*Shipping may take up to 2-3 weeks as all the work will be on display until Oct 31st, shipping will take place at the end of the show.

*For US clients, original artwork is tax exempt; however, at this time, we are not liable for any extra tariffs, taxes, or duties that shipments might face upon arrival at the US border.

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A woman is sitting at a table with art supplies, working on a painting covered with small circles, using a camera mounted on a large mechanical arm for close-up shots.

ABOUT - Kamila Mlynarczyk

A watercolor illustration featuring three children riding a large, black wolf with yellow eyes. The children have wide eyes and distressed expressions. The background includes various sketches and drawings of spooky, creepy characters and monsters. The text reads: "I can be myself when everyone I know is dead..." and "The delightfully dreadful art of Kamila Mlynarczyk."
A collection of dark, surreal and creepy character drawings and paintings. On the left, a group of zombie-like figures with hollow eyes and gaping mouths, rendered in dark tones. In the center, a portrait of a sinister smiling girl with dark hair, pale face, and large eyes. On the right, distorted and elongated skeleton-like figures and a hunched woman with skull-like features, all in a sketchy, watercolor style.
A dark, surreal illustration featuring children, animals, skulls, ghostly figures, and eerie objects, creating a haunting night scene in a mysterious, spooky setting.

Kamila is an Ontario-based artist. She made a name for herself with her horror-inspired art dolls. Her fresh, if gruesome, creations have been showcased internationally and she has garnered a sizeable online following. Kamila has always worked in various mediums, but over the past five years she has been what she terms “relearning how to draw” and drawing relentlessly. I can be myself when everyone I know is dead… follows her personal and public (through her online presence) journey from art dolls through re-learning how to draw, to absurd character studies, to fully realized story-scenes.

Much of her inspiration comes from strange websites, good books, the horror that is the real world, images relevant to her life and memories. She strives to depict the most terrible things in a sympathetic light, and in that way they become more beautiful than reality, more light-hearted than realistically possible, and through their relatability they gain a sense of catharsis.