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Before the release of John Carpenter's "The Thing" FANGORIA ran an art contest for readers to submit interpretations of what they thought the alien would look like. Winning entry by Illustrator David Mark Fey (right picture)pic.twitter.com/9dBpih7Hg5
Because this thread would mainly attract 'Thing' fans who will probably like them, here are some Rob Bottin/Thing-inspired pieces I've been doing for a project with my friends @CriticalBlast. They're Conte crayon drawings on black ground finished using Photoshop.pic.twitter.com/eIuxfpBn8d
Nothing has given me the willies like this since Night Gallery, which I was too young to be watching!
That's the desired effect. I usually aim for traditional classical or modernistic beauty, at least in fine art, but think there's a certain kind of beauty in the monstrous & bizarre.
Terrible beauty.
Looks similar to “The Thing” in my old 1976 comic adaptation of “Who Goes There?”pic.twitter.com/14dDiBHSwO
The Thing is my favorite movie! I love it so much.
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