Retro spooky aesthetic

The Lost Boys movie has been my obsession since 1987 and so, I am here.

“Vintage Skeleton Comics”

Edward Gorey’s work tends to combine whimsically grim storylines with dour yet dancerly protagonists. Whether they are Edwardian ladies, fur-coated gentlemen, ill-fated children, or unusual animals, his characters are almost always on some kind of journey. His stories often unfold in wallpapered rooms, on barren estates, or among statues, beast-shaped topiaries, and urns. “Few seem to return from the borders to which I’ve sent them,” he wrote.

Two years ago I started collecting vintage Christmas cards. The cards were like mini works of art, and I thought I would display them like clothes hanging on a line. I kept the idea going with vint…

Take a zombie crawl down memory lane.

Bats. St. Nicholas: An illustrated magazine for young folks. November 1881.

I exist only in concept, a post-gender alien from the future.

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By Austin Pardun for Terror Threads