Sarah Foggさんのイラストまとめ

I'll put the more horror-horror examples down here so people looking for friendly fairies don't have to see it in the main tweet. 💀

Hello! I'm a fantasy, gothic and horror illustrator specialising in traditional media, currently available for work. 🌿

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More eyes because I secretly really like drawing eyes! This time some sci-fi characters that I've never mentioned before. The two pale ones are the same person, showing how the eye changes when they're agitated.

In years when he grows catkins under his ears, Sweetpea can end up with acorns there too. He'll spend most of Autumn admiring them in puddles and showing them off to anyone who will look, then plant them out with great care.

These two were from the same dream. The 'baby' was found wrapped in newspaper, and you had to stay out of the searchlights.

The skinless man broke his own jaw to prove we couldn't hurt him, there was no way to escape.

The obese demon was covered in tumours and extra limbs, he was slow but unstoppable.

The rag men were made of blood-soaked bandages. They had no faces and everything they touched rotted away.

The man in the doorway was impossibly tall, with long, black fingers.

I don't often have nightmares, but I do quite often see monsters in normal dreams. Lately I've been doing watercolour sketches of the ones I remember.

The Split Face didn't seem hostile, but he was covered in old blood.