Showing posts with label T.S Spookytooth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label T.S Spookytooth. Show all posts
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Dolores
This moody painting by T.S Spookytooth is a promotional piece for his short story "Dolores".
Spookytooth says " (The story) revolves around a house that sits on an unkempt lawn that was sun scorched from summers past and tangled with weeds that winter could not kill. It concerns a young girl called Dolores and who she is...or was." The mystery of the narrative echoes Spookytooth's enigmatic illustrations. We look forward to seeing more.
Labels:
atmospheric,
children,
childrens books,
mysterious,
narrative,
painterly,
stylised,
T.S Spookytooth
Monday, May 23, 2011
Frankenstein
Here is T. S. Spookytooth's latest commission, one from Steve Kirk at Computer Active. The enigmatic illustrator says: "The brief was simply to illustrate an article about creating your own 3D pictures, Steve wanted an illustration of Frankenstein's Monster wearing old style 3D glasses. I happily obliged, there was a Spooky element to it after all, so how could I resist!"
Monday, October 4, 2010
T. S Spookytooth's Scrapbook
T.S Spookytooth's highlight of 2009 was successfully mixing the right shade of green "it can be such a problematic colour".
T.S Spookytooth's Scrapbook
T.S Spookytooths's Light Portfolio
T.S Spookytooth's Dark Portfolio
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