Patrick McEvoy
From the subtly sinister to the unspeakably evil, Patrick McEvoy has expertly captured the creeping, compelling horror of the Cthulu mythos. A key point of any Lovecraftian story is the sudden loss of innocence — usually replaced by abject fear — that comes with confronting the Old Ones. With Mr. McEvoy’s help, it’s easy to understand this ghastly revelation.
Patrick is also comfortable in the realm of …read more
Posted on Thursday, April 24th, 2008 by Jeff | 1 Comment »
Sarah Mensinga
Raw innocence and persistent cheerfulness are hallmarks of Sarah Mensinga’s work, with only occasional counterpoints of gloom and malice. Her wildly stylistic work seems rooted in both comicbook and fairytale aesthetics.
With a willful disregard for time and place, her sketches are peopled with wide-eyed girls, scraggly boys, and spunky forest creatures. Without …read more
Posted on Friday, March 21st, 2008 by Jeff | No Comments »
Torstein Nordstrand
Where most would choose to look away, Torstein Nordstrand stares intently at the dark face of human nature, and diligently reports his findings with his atmospheric, frenetic phantasms.
Through Mr. Nordstrand’s works, we encounter seemingly average folk caught in a moment of supernatural suspense… almost trapped in fields of temporary unreality. Other magical …read more
Posted on Tuesday, February 26th, 2008 by Jeff | No Comments »
Ashleigh Firth Hetrick
The bright, playful characters in Ashleigh Hetrick’s portfolio will dance, wiggle and hop right out of your monitor. These youngsters are born of many styles of illustration, but none more so than Anime. Yet, this alone cannot explain their infectious mirth.
There are also a few familiar faces to be found among Ashleigh’s creations, including a young airbender and a famous feisty fairy, but two characters …read more
Posted on Thursday, February 7th, 2008 by Jeff | 3 Comments »
