Inheritance Can Be Deadly

 This poster by T.S Spookytooth was created to heighten the awareness of Familial Hypercholesterolaemia. Working closely with Andy Barnard at Langland, the client wanted non-human characters to represent a father and son. T.S Spookytooth says "..they'd seen a robot character that I'd done previously which they liked, so it was decided that they would be robotic characters. It was created with a paintbrush and a very old rusty version of Photoshop".

'Sally's Bones' is USA Today's HOT TITLE

Incredible news for T.S. Spookytooth, 'Sally's Bones', a book illustrated by himself and written by MacKenzie Cadenhead has been profiled in USA Today. With a readership in the region of 17 million this is fantastic exposure. The review, written by Brian Truitt talks of the successful relationship between author and illustrator, and quotes Mackenzie saying "The moment I saw T.S Spookytooth's work, I knew they had found the best artist to bring Sally and Bones to life. There was no one else considered. Plus, with a name like his, how could he not be the perfect fit?". Read the article here, and see the book here.

AOI Images Robot

T.S. Spookytooth is a very contented illustrator right now, his robot illustration was entered into and selected for the AOI Images 35 competition. The exhibition for the competition ran from 26th August to 2nd September where Spookytooth's creation hung proudly, it is also the chosen image to promote next year's Images 36 competition. He says "That makes for one happy Robot!". AOI Images.

Butterfly Pie

T.S Spookytooth works with Pearson to create Butterfly Pie.

Several illustrations were commissioned for the book which tells of a snake that has a penchant for butterflies, in a pie, until the snake’s pursuit of one butterfly doesn’t go as planned ! T.S Spookytooth illustrates this humorous tale with his characteristic style perfectly.

Bun Not So Small For T S Spookytooth

Eternal man of mystery, TS Spookytooth, is currently wowing children with his first picture book for Harper Collins. Entitled: "The Small Bun", the book is one in a series of books that aim to introduce children to reading via the method of phonics. With such a young audience in mind, the brief was very simple: to provide illustrations that tie-in seamlessly with the text, and not distract from it in any way. Getting this balance between words and image was something of a challenge for Mr Spookytooth and his runaway imagination, even more so since it was his first picture book for children. But as you'll see, his colourful and delightfully humorous illustration style lends itself effortlessly to the project, resulting in one genuinely pleasing publication.

A Spookytooth Must See

An exhibition running now and until the end of March will undoubtedly deliver fun and Spookyness! T S Spookytooth has 10 artworks hanging at: Inspirations Contemporary Art & White Space Gallery.7 Turnpin Lane, Greenwich SE10 9JA. Tel :020 8858 2290. Please pop by.