T.W. Burgessさんのイラストまとめ

@spookybri ’s incredible ‘There’s Something Red in the Ground’ webcomic really left a lasting impression on me. I love dark fairy tales and Bri’s phenomenal own version is as unsettling as it is stunning. Amazing artwork. (Still hoping for an anthology of her brilliant work.)

An absolute challenge receiving @AllisonMOToole 's gorgeous looking 'Shades of Fear' Kickstarted in digital form and restraining myself from reading before the hardcopy arrives. One of my most hotly anticipated horror graphic novels this year. Incredible cover.

Stopped by @GoshComics yesterday to grab this gorgeous signed edition of 'Thistlebone' written by T.C. Eglington and illustrator by Simon Davis out now on
@2000AD - An intriguing folk horror, it was the illustrations that really drew me in. Utterly stunning. More of this please

I loved @dontlookdigital 's brilliant VR music video experience 'Moon'. Absolutely some of the most exciting VR devs right now, with Moon pushing the Quests' graphics truly to the next level.
If you're on VR and have yet to try it, here's your reminder
https://t.co/MBjIGIIlGx

Vintage photos of The Pylon Man
( Photographer's whereabouts currently unknown. )
https://t.co/RVepDVVMO9

Big fan of @Franks_Kid ‘s take on early Disney vs horror icons

…the scariest of all, ‘Big Bad Beast’ ( ‘87 ) ‘Feed a large, hungry monster who’s hunger for biscuits ( and occasional stolen sandwiches ) is never satisfied.’

(Based on a true story.)

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If you’ve not seen @tobymeakins debut #chooseordie yet, do so. It’s great

Pylons ( unearthed by @TeebowahGames in 2020) -
‘Teaching children ( and grown ups) about the dangers of Pylons’

Absolutely here for the ode to 1980's horror the new Stranger Things trailer is bringing to the table.
What a colour palette.

Unsure of the original CGI artist, but 'sweaty, rotting, zombie Putin' should definitely replace every image of that waste of oxygen in every history book from now on.