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Diego Herrera, known as Yayo, (born 1961) is a Colombian-born Canadian writer and illustrator living in Montreal. [1]

Life

Born in Mesitas del colegio, [2] he studied advertising art and fine arts, and came to Quebec in 1987. Yayo writes and illustrates children's books and also produces cartoons for Canadian and American newspapers and magazines. [1] He has provided editorial cartoons for the magazine L'Actualité for a number of years. [3] Yayo received the Charles Biddle Award in 2011, the prize from the 2012 Concours Lux for his illustrations for the book À bord de la grande roue and the Golden Smile from the First International Biennial of Caricature in Belgrade. [4]

Selected works [1]

Books

Cartoon collections

  • Le carton de Yayo
  • Zoo-illogique
  • Rêveries

References

  1. ^ a b c "Renowned French Illustrator to visit the province". Government of Prince Edward Island. October 31, 2014.
  2. ^ "Yayo". L'abécédaire des créateurs (in French). Communication-Jeunesse.
  3. ^ "Children's author Diego Herrerra (Yayo) Selected for a new creative residency in the Hochelaga-Maissonneuve district". Conseil des arts de Montréal. April 3, 2013.
  4. ^ "(Diego Herrera) Yayo" (in French). Les éditions de la Pleine lune.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Diego Herrera, known as Yayo, (born 1961) is a Colombian-born Canadian writer and illustrator living in Montreal. [1]

Life

Born in Mesitas del colegio, [2] he studied advertising art and fine arts, and came to Quebec in 1987. Yayo writes and illustrates children's books and also produces cartoons for Canadian and American newspapers and magazines. [1] He has provided editorial cartoons for the magazine L'Actualité for a number of years. [3] Yayo received the Charles Biddle Award in 2011, the prize from the 2012 Concours Lux for his illustrations for the book À bord de la grande roue and the Golden Smile from the First International Biennial of Caricature in Belgrade. [4]

Selected works [1]

Books

Cartoon collections

  • Le carton de Yayo
  • Zoo-illogique
  • Rêveries

References

  1. ^ a b c "Renowned French Illustrator to visit the province". Government of Prince Edward Island. October 31, 2014.
  2. ^ "Yayo". L'abécédaire des créateurs (in French). Communication-Jeunesse.
  3. ^ "Children's author Diego Herrerra (Yayo) Selected for a new creative residency in the Hochelaga-Maissonneuve district". Conseil des arts de Montréal. April 3, 2013.
  4. ^ "(Diego Herrera) Yayo" (in French). Les éditions de la Pleine lune.

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