A bit late announcing this but
Little Shoppe of Horrors #25, featuring the making of 'Blood on Satan's Claw' is now available! This was an exciting issue for me, because in addition to two interior pieces, my art also appears on the inside cover!! I'm totally in love with the front cover (below) by the way.
Ade Salmon did a beautiful job. This piece belongs in a fine art gallery! Or on the wall at my house! My inside cover appears above (top of the page), and for my interiors, this time I thought I would try doing just straight forward black & white pieces. The first is of Stephanie Beacham from 'And Now the Screaming Starts' (1973) and the second is Vincent Price & Peter Cushing from 'Madhouse' (1974).
Well, time certainly does wizz by doesn't it? Halloween came and went like a flash. I didn't do nearly the full Halloween Countdown, like I wanted to. Now Thanksgiving is over and it's on to Christmas. I don't know for sure, but I am going to try to do something Christmas related here on the blog. I'm not a big fan of Christmas, but I'm thinking about putting together some posts about what I DO like about Christmas. Because there are somethings I actually look forward to. We'll see if I'm able to do it, I think it will interesting if I do.
A bit late announcing this but Little Shoppe of Horrors #25, featuring the making of 'Blood on Satan's Claw' is now available! This was an exciting issue for me, because in addition to two interior pieces, my art also appears on the inside cover!! I'm totally in love with the front cover (below) by the way. Ade Salmon did a beautiful job. This piece belongs in a fine art gallery! Or on the wall at my house! My inside cover appears above (top of the page), and for my interiors, this time I thought I would try doing just straight forward black & white pieces. The first is of Stephanie Beacham from 'And Now the Screaming Starts' (1973) and the second is Vincent Price & Peter Cushing from 'Madhouse' (1974).
Loving your cover work Belle. The framing of the scene in the oval shape really draws you in. Also think your B&W work is bang on too! I'm jealous that not only is your artwork great viewing, but that you've got an outlet for it in 'Little Shoppe'... Well done Belle.
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Shane
Hey, thanks so much Shane! Yes, I'm very lucky to be a part of Little Shoppe! It makes me very proud to do work for a magazine dedicated to the films that I love so much!
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