Aeron Alfrey's artwork

[Aeron]

Thanks for mentioning those artists. I checked out their stuff and they have some very interesting imagery.

[Aeron]

This isn't getting published anytime soon so I thought I'd show it here. I've got a few panels that I'll probably change and maybe add a page or two. Not sure yet. It's basically done though. I plan on including it in an anthology of short horror illustrated stories I have on the back burner. Some other stories involve a man eating ape that grows out of a knot in a tree, a boogyman made entirely out of cracking knuckles who hunts children thru dark woods, mutilated pigs that exact revenge on slaughter house workers who have too much fun killing their meat and other odd horrific tales. I'm looking forward to drawing horror stories.

[The Silent One]

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This isn't getting published anytime soon so I thought I'd show it here. I've got a few panels that I'll probably change and maybe add a page or two. Not sure yet. It's basically done though. I plan on including it in an anthology of short horror illustrated stories I have on the back burner. Some other stories involve a man eating ape that grows out of a knot in a tree, a boogyman made entirely out of cracking knuckles who hunts children thru dark woods, mutilated pigs that exact revenge on slaughter house workers who have too much fun killing their meat and other odd horrific tales. I'm looking forward to drawing horror stories.

Say ca-vhat? Edward Gorey-esque, but much more disturbed. That's a compliment.

[Dr. Bantham]

Some months back, a special gallery section was created for Aeron's work which contains additional images beyond those shown in the main section of The Imaginary Museum. I just stumbled across the directory tonight while searching for something else.

Exhibits from the Imaginary Museum - Aeon Alfrey

[Aeron]

Here's a few older paintings of mine. Sorry about the glare, I need to reshoot some of these.

[The Silent One]

Fabulous little pieces. Fun, a tad comical, and quite unnerving (in a good way).

[Aeron]

Thanks, here's a few recent monster sketches..

[G. S. Carnivals]

Aeron,

Your freehand sketches suggest to me a style of artwork that was used by the best science fiction magazine illustrators of the 1950s. Excellent!

Phil

[Aeron]

Thanks G.S, I need to dig through www.datajunkie.blogspot.com and investigate some of those artists.

marker doodles from tonight..

[luciferfell]

can i buy art prints from you Aeron?