James Taylor and Gary Stewart's models from the flashback to The House of the Dead 2, as shown in The House of the Dead 4!

These models were reused for a minigame in Loving Deads: The House of the Dead EX.

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The Consumptive Seamstress
from "How to Keep Well," by Dr. Evans, 1917
And The Wretched Sewing Girl, c. 1860

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closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer . closer .

[cw : rats | animal harm and death | blood]

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"Oh! you pitiful souls!" I spent probably 2 days with the line art and coloring but this was a sketch I originally made in my sketchbook

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What the Cemetery Superintendent Sees: 1896: Flower Thieves, Grave Charms, Grief Arithmetically Measured, Repentance and Black Stockings, Is the Grave Secure?
https://t.co/hboDanbb6l

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All the drawings of today's art stream, featuring totally not stinky people!
I guess and

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Hearse feathers. Variations among hearse plumes.
1867 funeral feather tray or hearse plumes
1870 hearse plume
Belgian mourning plume.
Horsehair hearse plume
https://t.co/h3Px0kNfMr
https://t.co/JyTRqAjamo

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It’s been a minute since I’ve done a piece! Prints hitting the shop soon!!

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