SkylairH

I realise some of my pictures aren't the greatest quality, because I use my phone camera to take pictures of my artwork to post it here. But I've got a new (old) phone, my dad got a new phone and gave me his old one, it's still about 4 years newer than mine, and has a much better camera. In fact, it has an amazing camera. So hopefully now when i post my drawings, they look good. I have also bought myself a proper camera, but I'm not sure if it will be very good for uploading pictures onto DeviantART, and I don't think the spool for it is even made any more, it's a 1929 Vollenda 48, in good condition compared to the others I've seen on ebay fo

Every day, as people live out our lives, we go to work or school, we eat, we sleep, every day the zombie apocalypse get closer, and closer. Haven't you noticed that recently lots of people have been talking about it, and books have been written, Zom-B by Darren Shan and The Dead by Charlie Higson. Both great books, both about the zombie apocalypse. So how will it happen? Maybe some creepy revenge-obsessed scientist will figure out how to raise the dead. Maybe the living will turn into zombies. Maybe the dead will crawl out their graves all by themselves, maybe they'll go crazy and savage people, maybe they'll try and live their normal lives a

I'm more of a writer than an artist, but I enjoy both. I don't write horror often, I usually end up with something disturbing every time I try to write horror stories, it's not even saw-like, it's just freakish and disturbed. Here's an example, just a paragraph from one of these stories.     "Her innocence was tainted, stained with the dark, rich, creamy red blood that soaked her arms, pooled in her hands, it ran down her fingers and trickled off her nails before splatting into the puddle on the floor with a drip, drip. She looked up, her eyes dark, and tried to lunch forward, but somebody was there, holding her back. With tears streaming d