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The second half of my commission with is a group photo of some of Travis' favorite horror writers and performers and proved to be extremely difficult what with me having to do a group image full of caricatures of real people. Thank you, Travis. Next time, ask me for drawings of other cartoon characters. They're a lot easier.

*laughs* Jokes aside, I did my best to include a bit of something each person is famous for. From left to right we have:

George Romero as a zombie, naturally

Robert Bloch, wielding a deadly knife as in the classic scene from his book "Psycho"

Lon Chaney, Sr. reprising his role of Quasimodo from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"

H.P. Lovecraft revealing a possible family resemblance between him and Cthulhu

Vincent Price as one of his iconic vampire characters

Alfred Hitchcock with a decidedly sinister-looking bird perched atop his bald head

Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster

Stephen King along with a hand puppet of one of his many nom de plumes (or alternate personalities he uses to write different books)

Edgar Allen Poe looking fittingly paranoid and clutching a bottle of dram. Or absynthe. Or whatever poison of choice he's currently chugging back.

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The second half of my commission with is a group photo of some of Travis' favorite horror writers and performers and proved to be extremely difficult what with me having to do a group image full of caricatures of real people. Thank you, Travis. Next time, ask me for drawings of other cartoon characters. They're a lot easier.

*laughs* Jokes aside, I did my best to include a bit of something each person is famous for. From left to right we have:

George Romero as a zombie, naturally

Robert Bloch, wielding a deadly knife as in the classic scene from his book "Psycho"

Lon Chaney, Sr. reprising his role of Quasimodo from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"

H.P. Lovecraft revealing a possible family resemblance between him and Cthulhu

Vincent Price as one of his iconic vampire characters

Alfred Hitchcock with a decidedly sinister-looking bird perched atop his bald head

Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster

Stephen King along with a hand puppet of one of his many nom de plumes (or alternate personalities he uses to write different books)

Edgar Allen Poe looking fittingly paranoid and clutching a bottle of dram. Or absynthe. Or whatever poison of choice he's currently chugging back.