It's the same artist
Illustrations by Stephen Gammell for "Meet the Werewolf", written by Georgess McHargue, 1976pic.twitter.com/J599RNVNOS
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Gammell's illustrations stand apart from anyone else in children's books. Completely unique. Will's Mammoth and Where the Buffalo Begin are both great books because of the illustrations.
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That last one is amazing
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his illustrations in Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark gave me nightmares as a kid
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Great work!
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When I was a kid, I was always looking for a werewolf picture that seemed more approachable. Less fangs, more heart.
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How I would love posters of these.
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It’s amazing how with most artists you *might* be able to discern their lesser-known work just by looking at it, but with these examples literally everyone is like “that’s the scary stories to read in the dark” guy
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Now these are a lot closer to images of depression (to me) than the ones the other day.
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