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| Kim and James Neale's image from last year's Mendola calendar. |
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| Jon Ball/Poked Studios |
Halloween is fast approaching and we’re thrilled to show off our favorite spooky, hair-raising, and frightfully-delicious illustrations by our talented artists! Who wouldn’t be inspired by haunted houses, witchcraft, or even your crooked-smile jack-o’-lantern?
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| Russell Benfanti |
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Bob Hynes upcoming illustration for the 2014
Mendola calendar.
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| Zutto |
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Chester Cheetah can be spooky, too! James Shepherd created this illustration
for a Halloween display.
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Hugh Syme's image is one of several pieces of art for the book “ClockworkAngels”
by
Kevin J. Anderson (New York Times best-selling author) from a story and
lyrics
by Neil Peart (drummer and lyricist for the band RUSH).
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Jude Buffum created this infographic for
Cinciatti Mangazine, for an article about
local haunted house attractions.
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Echo Chernik created an Art Noveau Zombie illustration.
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Dahl Taylor's label art for Boston Beer's Fat Jack pumpkin beer.
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| Mona Daly's haunted house was illustrated for Papyrus greeting cards. |
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Kate Forrester created this book cover for a
dark teen fiction story that required eccentric
typography.
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| Bill Ledger's illustration was used for the Mendola calendar a few years ago. |
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| Jeffrey Mangiat created various backdrops for an event to raise awareness of diabetes. |
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Ron Berg digitally painted this disturbing figure.
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| John Rowe's headless horseman was created for Disney Fine art limited edition prints. |
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| Kenny Kiernan |
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Rob Ball illustrated an updated Nosferatu based
off the 1922 German Expressionist film.
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| Mick McGinty's illustration was for the cover of a video game called 'Goosebumps." The character is based off the paperback books written for children. |
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Dan Sipple created an unnerving scene for Papayrus
greeting cards.
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| Digital Progression created this cheery character for a few DOOM 3 video games. |
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Matthew Cook's black cat "Kichia"loves to sleep
all day and prowls around at night getting into trouble.
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Kirsten Ulve created a Dracula
image for a collection of pop-up
cards for Up With Paper.
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| Neil Duerden created this illustration as part of an alpha typography project that was illustrated within a two week period. |
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| Christian Slade's image was part of the monthly series he illustrates for 'Rick and Pals' story in Rick Jr. Magazine. |
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| Charlie Hill illustrated the Headless Horseman, one of his favorite Disney villains. |
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| Scott McBee |
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| Diane Hays brings some spooky Halloween enchantment to the younger generation. |
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| John Dismukes |
