WELL THAT WAS FUN heres a couple vamps and a werewolf

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Well... some are better at blending in than others.... (no, they're not vamps, she just transmogrified her teeth)

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sakuma vamps for aluben's kofi support ☕❤

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witches and vamps and werewolves oh my!

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CALLICANTZAROS. Greek vampire confined to the underworld emerging for 12 days from 25th Dec to 7th Jan. The callicantzaros is often uncannily referred to in English as the Christmas vampire Greek & Serbian folklore also has KALLIKANZAROI, malevolent xmas goblins

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Vintage Vamps - Nashville for Vamps vs Wolves

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hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh vamps

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The Vamp Club presents THE DUCHESS with the Glenn Killer Band

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Gay joth twink vampire on the scene! 🧛🏻‍♂️

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when's the last time I posted art um oops
happy 4 years! drew the four ocs I made for ee during the first enroll LOL wow memories... they all need...revamps...

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Some Davis revamps, I love my cabinboi's new design.

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these characters would also be involved i think! though they all need major revamps

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KAPPA. Vampiric Japanese Water Imp and Trickster. Likes human blood & entrails. A kind of humanoid turtle with a carapace, webbed feet & knee claws. The only thing Kappas enjoy more than a tasty child is a cucumber!
Image 3 Kappa statue at Fukuoka.

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revamps Kutz into his furry form cuz im a big fat furry and ive been wanting to fix him since past things

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A Reddit post made me wonder what Baby would look like with glasses.. there ya have it!
Proud of the character revamps, mainly Ballora~

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RED CAP. A malignant vampiric goblin that belongs to the border country between England and Scotland. He keeps his hat red using human blood. You can repel him by making the sign of the cross – he will vanish leaving a long tooth!

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LAMIA: A proto-Vampire, from ancient Greece, appearing in multiple forms; perhaps best known as a beautiful, ophic, seductress.
'Whither fled Lamia, now a lady bright,
A full-born beauty new and exquisite?' (John Keats, 'Lamia')

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