Tim: When you have people on your cover, you need your reference material. You need to make sure you have pictures from all angles. let’s become invisible It stands out because it’s so real.
in most other Goosebumps Books, there’s a lot of pretension in them, or a lot of hyperbole to get the point across. This is a child standing in front of a mirror in the attic. Of course, we see his hands becoming transparent. This is a really early cover, when I was still trying to figure myself out. Goosebumps Style.
The story I tell is that they wanted to add some spider webs and some extra stuff, and they had someone else paint over my painting. At first, I was like, “Oh, I don’t care.” Then, when I saw how they did it, I said, “Wait, I actually care.”
I said, “Next time, if you have changes just send it back, and I’ll do it,” because you could tell the spider webs were put together from different materials. I’m not keen on people touching my art (laughing), But if you’re going to touch it, come on, it’s got to be good.