As a human transforms into a ghoul his memory of his human life fades. Objects that were once sentimental treasures become simply sparkly bits of distraction.
Sketching the Ghouls – The Magnificent Mythos Seven
These gentlemen are Sixtystone Press’s Magnificent Seven – the seven authors of weird fiction whose work helped to form the Cthulhu Mythos. From left to right – Arthur Machen, Robert Bloch, Robert E. Howard, HP Lovecraft, August Derleth, Clark Ashton Smith and Frank Belknap Long.
Sketching the Ghouls – Consume Likeness
If a ghoul eats your brain it can, for a while at least, become you. It might even forget it’s a ghoul.
Sketching the Ghouls – Dancing Underground
Ghouls just want to have fun.
I hate myself for that pun already.
Sketching the Ghouls – Humor
Ghouls possess a sense of humor. Whether a human would appreciate the jokes would depend on how refined the human is.
Sketching the Ghouls – Taking Down a Gug
Ghouls and gugs really, really don’t like each other.
Sketching the Ghouls – Taking a Bite
A ghoul. A corpse. Chewing ensues. Pretty much a mandatory illustration for this book.
Sketching the Ghouls – Egyptian Sacrifice
Don’t mess with the ghoul cultists. You won’t get mummified so you’ll never make it to the afterlife.
Sketching the Ghouls – Size Comparisons
How big is a ghoul compared to a gug or a human? Haven’t you always been curious?
Sketching the Ghouls – Infighting
Ghouls, while not an especially aggressive species, are occasionally quarrelsome and those differences of opinion can lead to rather bloody negotiations.
