Neryl Walker is an Australian artist, illustrator, and designer who loves to draw women. Inspired by a deep admiration of mid 20th century pop culture, her studio and 1950’s home are both filled with countless sources of vintage and nostalgic references.
While she is best known for her strong, playful girls, Neryl’s background in Graphic Design has seen her collaborating on branding, typography, surface design, publishing and large scale mural projects. Her work has featured on 100 different shades of lip gloss for Buxom Lips cosmetic packaging, on limited edition bottles of Four Pillars Gin, and in Playboy Magazine, where she is the artist behind the updated iconic 1950’s Playboy character, Femlin.
Represented in the US and UK by Snyder, Neryl’s work has global recognition with her prints and paintings being exhibited internationally and she is included in Lürzer’s Archive top 200 Illustrators. Neryl’s creative reputation boasts a broad portfolio of client work spans Angostura, Stella Artois, Coca-Cola/Olympics, Benefit, Bloom Cosmetics, Seafolly, Roxy, Chronicle Books, Hardie Grant, Harper Collins, Simon & Schuster, Target, Thames & Hudson, New York Magazine, Glamour Germany, Vogue Nippon and more.
