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Cower
Created : 11 April 2011
 
System : PSP

Gammell-isms
Did a couple studies of Stephen Gammell's illustrations from the Scary Stories books today. Not a lot to say, so here's pictures:


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Comments
Monday, 11 April 2011, 06:52
Jayenkai
 		God, I'd LOVE to see you do a game, or two!

Great stuff
Monday, 11 April 2011, 07:02
Mog
 		Oh Stephen Gammel, your artwork haunts my nightmares.

The one that freaks me out is 'Oh Susanna' - no idea why.
Monday, 11 April 2011, 11:06
Cower
 		As far as the illustrations are concerned, "The Trouble" is probably my favorite. It reminds me of Beksinski's paintings in a way.

The story for "Harold" is my favorite writing in the books, though, mainly for the last paragraph: "When Alfred came to a rise in the path, he looked back for Thomas. He did not see him anywhere. But he did see Harold. The doll was on the roof of the hut again. As Alfred watched, Harold kneeled and stretched out a bloody skin to dry in the sun."

Living scarecrow? Check.
Skinning farmers? Check.