Daniel Zender works under the influence of horror films and Italian Art Deco. His illustrations are bright in colour and unsettling in mood.
One image drops a small figure in a white shirt into a wall of green leaves, fog cutting across the frame. Another sets a dark shape with a single light eye behind a bright door panel, a flooded floor beneath it. The light does the scaring.
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