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At my work, I saw this sign that was created on a black Background. I have never thought to use colour on black, and it really pops nicely. It's a cool design that I'd love to try on something in the future.

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Caricature pieces are one of my favourite pieces to do, this graphic I came across on Instagram. I really enjoy the linework, colours, simplicity, and use of negative space in the eyes for a skull graphic. I honestly just really enjoy this piece, and there's nothing flat out specifically that inspires me, just the image as a whole does.

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Neon Colours are something I don't usually work with. I saw this piece on Instagram, and I noticed the use of the neon bright colours. I really enjoy the use of these colours and the use of unfamiliar colours for shading. It all ties in smoothly and I may take inspiration from this colour palette in a piece in the future.

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I've never done any abstract pieces before, and I love looking at abstract designs with very intricate ideas. As well, I obviously like scary, so once I found this piece it right away caught my eye. I'm taking inspiration off the abstract of this piece, and would love to apply some sort of creepy abstract design to a piece in the future.

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Moody colours are something I always like working with, but this image created for Goosebumps has a nice moody vibe, yet still keeping a realistic feel. I really enjoy the colour palette and would love to apply it to a piece in the future.

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I saw this scrolling on Instagram, and it caught my eye because of how silly and grim it was. This image gives me more inspiration towards contrasting generic, regular items with darker media.

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Similar to everyday objects becoming scarier, I love creating sculpts and designs with exaggerated features (in this case, exaggerated human features) to help really influence something or portray a point (in this case, fear) This banshee sculpt created by Distortions Unlimited has inspired me to think deeper into portraying things differently, and hiding "key points" until needed

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At my work, I saw this sign that was created on a black Background. I have never thought to use colour on black, and it really pops nicely. It's a cool design that I'd love to try on something in the future.

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As I usually work with dull, less amounts of colours, this piece was eye catching to me. This piece is by ShrimpShackSlasher, and the use of several different bright and different colours, yet maintaining a pleasing to look at piece is inspiring to me. It makes me want to expand my colour palette a bit more and explore new colour options.

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As I looked into more of Austin Pardon's art, I came acrosss this piece that I really enjoy. The contrast between Easter and Halloween into one drawing is just so eye catching and interesting to me, it's a different style overall but has very familiar aspects to it.

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After creating my candy packaging, I realized how fun doing the Halloween themed graphics were. I decided to look into more inspiration within the world of vintage Halloween art, and I came across a few pieces by Austin Pardun. I really enjoy the simplicity, dull colours, and fine sharp lines of these drawings and I'd love to take inspiration to potentially revise or create something new with the vintage Halloween look.

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I really enjoy this piece by John Rodgers. It captures a contrast between something grim and something cute, and the complimentary colours make the whole thing pop and catch the eye. Furthermore, it's a different style as it's a physical painted piece, so it's overall a different/new style to me that's inspiring.

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For the cover of Misery, I don't have too much to say. This cover simply gives me a feeling of nostalgia; cool, eerie, pale winter nights with snow covering everything. The choice of font, colours, and composition give me an inner cozy but cautious feeling.

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Similar to everyday objects becoming scarier, I love creating sculpts and designs with exaggerated features (in this case, exaggerated human features) to help really influence something or portray a point (in this case, fear) This banshee sculpt created by Distortions Unlimited has inspired me to think deeper into portraying things differently, and hiding "key points" until needed

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I have a weird enjoyment for making everyday things not scary. When In St Louis, this piece created by Distortions Unlimited inspired me a lot. Instead, taking a natural living thing, and converting it into a more sinister, humanoid looking creature. Something about taking the simplicity, innocence, and lacklustre objects and changing them to have way more personality almost helps me feel more connected / personal.

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A "brain book" by one of my favourite artists

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A "brain book" by one of my favourite artists

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This project, the brain book, instantly reminded me of one of my favourite artists on Instagram. This brain book was a collage of art pieces created by him, but most importantly this book cover consists of colours, font, and styles that inspire some of the art I do everyday (retro / comic horror)

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I'm into dark humour, this art by Steven Rhodes shows a very nice contrast between an evil and an innocent thing, making them meet in the middle with a humorous art piece.