Trevor Henderson

I decided to color them, and wow for the first time I've ever colored CatNap he looks really good.. I love my funny cats, have my son's.

They gonna fight over who gets to eat the player, they gonna get into a !!EVIL KILLER CAT FIGHT!!

AMAZING camp damascus fan art from artist trevor henderson. exactly how pachid trotted through my mind. if you have no idea who this is and would like to read CAMP DAMASCUS you can get it here . ARTIST WEBSITE is here

"They put up that new siren right in the middle of my crop! Damn thing better work during tornado season, cause I'm mowing it down come harvest."

Siren head created by Trevor Henderson.

7" x 11" ink on Bristol paper

I like the idea of “peepy trail cam footage” so I decided to make it myself.

This was in part inspired by @valdevia

Oh my god, is Julius going to eat Blythe…?

Well, he hasn’t eaten her yet-

—ask box is open— MASTERPOST | @fresacake

Anyway, Trevor Henderson (of Slimeyswampghost fame) is currently producing a fiction podcast called Mayfair Watchers Society based on his horror artwork. And so far I like it a lot- it’s scratching two major itches for me;

It’s got a significantly more grounded approach to living in a Fucked Up Little Town (TM) where Things Just Happen Sometimes than Welcome to Night Vale; Characters in the town take a measured and reasonable approach to the fact they live in a town where Stuff (TM) happens sometimes and talk openly about it when it’s becoming relevant to the situation at hand, without becoming complete cartoons about it. A very “Ah, fuck, not this again- okay, does anyone remember how they handled this last time?” approach to it, which is very much how you’d translate the overall Vibe of Henderson’s works into a non-visual format. One of my favorite episodes so far is a Town Hall Meeting in which complaints about poachers slowly segue into the reveal that there’s some kind of bone-monster roaming about in the woods harvesting shed antlers to amalgamate into itself, and the initial theory that it’s some kind of scooby-doo style hoax by human poachers gets openly shouted and argued down as the unsubstantiated crank position that doesn’t pass Occam's razor despite the slight circumstantial evidence in it’s favor. And I was nodding along!

There’s a significantly greater spread of spookum intent. One thing that started to grate on my about The Magnus Archives, even before season 5, is that the universally hostile nature of the setting’s supernatural phenomena mildly damaged the sense of stakes; you already know what the freak of the week wants before you even know what the freak in question actually is, and then it’s just a waiting game to see how this one tries to kill everybody. So far Mayfair has had a decent spread between creatures that are actively malevolent, creatures that are primarily benign but inconvenient, and creatures that are, say, genuinely trying to help with a bullying problem but with no understanding of proportionality. Which is, again, basically the thematic throughline of Henderson’s art; a lot of his creatures are fundamentally of ambiguous intent. Sometimes a weird guy in an abandoned warehouse is just chilling, or exploring itself, and you’re the belligerent. Other times it’s an ambush predator with human mimicry. No way to tell!

1976, a hot summer day. You are playing in the backyard when you notice a smell, like trash that's been left out for too long. Mom calls from inside: “Lunch is ready! Come in and stop playing with that sprinkler!” That's when you see it.

Mr. Bag is a monster by @sssslimyswampghostttt!

Scary Cats! 🐱🐱🐱😈😈😈

I have found my perfect idea teehehehee... :3

Catnap belongs to Poppy Playtime Co.

Cartoon Cat belongs to Trevor Henderson

If I won a dollar each time I saw a horror media with a man in a animatronic suit, I would have 3 dollars (it’s not that much, but is weird to think that it’s happened three times)

Tell 'em when you find true love, it lives on

♡

Carnival Jax, Cartoon Cat And Skitzo

Created of tadc Carnival gose to @sm-baby

Just you wait!