Showing posts with label horror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horror. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2026

The Shoppe is closed

For over five decades Richard Klemensen has given us one of the finest horror movie mags you could ever wish for, especially if you have a passion for Hammer. Which Richard certainly has - in gravedigger spades! There's nothing out there that can match LSoH's scholar-like level of research, insight and analysis.

And amongst the articles, interviews, essays and photographs, there's always lots of gorgeous and gruesome artwork. By the likes of Bruce Timm, Neil Vokes, Adrian Salmon, Mark Maddox, and yours truly.

I came in part way but tried to contribute as much as i could and as often as i could. Missed a few issues but i did a good run and got the chance to draw characters from some of my all-time fave movies.
My debut was back in 2008 for # 21: two illustrations featuring Chris Lee as the Frankenstein Monster. So, it's fitting, that the last illustration i contribute - because it's the LAST issue! - is again, Chris Lee from The Curse of Frankenstein.
I will really miss doing the drawings but not as much as I'll miss reading Little Shoppe of Horrors.
It has been a joy! Thank you, Dick, for your hard work and sharing your love of all things Hammer. I raise my bloody goblet in admiration and respect!





Saturday, May 15, 2021

new cover

 A cover i did for a Kickstarter: Lovecraft P.I. The Curious Case of Reanimator.

It's terrific blend of noir and pulp horror - highly recommend!






Monday, August 01, 2011

DEATH. HORROR. MORE DEATH.


A quiet romantic interlude from Channel Evil #2.

Thursday, March 04, 2010

The Nightmare World of Joshua Hoffine


Creepy, haunting, beautifully staged and lit, Joshua Hoffine visualizes childhood fears and the darker side of fairy tales.
He also loves his horror movies.



...this guy started out as a wedding photographer.


Tuesday, April 24, 2007

Zombies Invade Stoke!

FPI: You’ve not been without some resources and help though, have you? I heard from my colleague Lee that you had a whole bunch of extras willing to play zombies for you at a shoot, appropriately on Friday 13th; have you had a good response from folks and how has that helped you in making it?

Mike: Yeah we’re currently at the 100 mark and steadily rising. People are falling over themselves in fact to help out, and everyone on board is totally excited about the project. Some people are giving up their regular work to come along and help out including my good friend Shane Oakley (who worked on “Albion” with Alan and Leah Moore and John Reppion) who’s putting all his upcoming art on hold to come along and be a zombie and help out behind the scenes as well!

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