It's Me, I'm Scared The more we suppress the morbid, the more it encourages obsessions, fear, and neurosis. 'Genuine fear'-inspired this piece, a mixture of pen illustration and digital (by hand) painting. Real-time horror of the terrifying and tragic events, unfolding in 2020, inspired 'It's Me, I'm Scared'. It acknowledges my fear for everyone, not just for myself, - especially key workers who are placing themselves in danger every day. The artwork will provide me with a personal retrospect of this unprecedented and unnerving time.