Good art can be a little dark and disturbing. In the case of a new exhibition at the Whitney Library Gallery, it can also be classified as creepy, spooky, kooky, mysterious and more than a little fun. The show features dark drawings and haunting images, much of them from a new children’s book, “The Stumps of Flattop Hill,” by Las Vegas-based author Kenneth Kit Lamug.
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Las Vegas, NV May 29, 2014 – Two weeks ago, award-winning children’s picture book author and illustrator Kenneth Lamug launched a Kickstarter campaign for his…
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The spring issue of Underneath the Juniper Tree Children’s Horror Magazine is now alive. Help support this volunteer run publication by sharing it with your…
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There is a party at the Oswalds residence. But an uninvited guest appeared. Good thing he brought exotic tea and crumpets for everyone. What a…
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Something spooky is happening at the camp site. No one else would believe them. They had to go back to get proof. Here’s a quick…
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Here’s a recently colored panel from my work-in-progress project. The first image shows how rough and basic my outlines are. Only half of the work…
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To wrap up my recent posts of freebie wallpapers, let us conclude with “A boy made of straw” image. This is actually one character based…
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