Deathly Doodle: Memento

 

This drawing is the latest deathly doodle done in conjunction with The Order of the Good Death.

This one is far more elaborate than most drawings I do for Sastergoodment or The Order. However, once I started drawing, the idea fascinated me, and I could not stop. 

To read Caitlin's ever thought-inducing text, or to suggest your own deathly doodle topic, please go here.

Deathly Doodle: Leakage

Here is the latest deathly doodle. To find out what "leakage" actually means, please click here to be directed to The Order of the Good death, where you will meet Caitlin. Caitlin is the ultimate answer source to all your morbid questions.

Deathly Doodle: Morgue

This is the latest installment of Deathly Doodles, on which I am collaborating with The Order of the Good Death.

Click here to see Caitlin's seductively creepy essay on the origins of the word "morgue" and how morgues of yesteryear were...umm...different.

If you follow the above link, you can also find out how to submit your own idea for the next Deathly Doodle.

Post Mortem Photography

Here is this week's Deathly Doodle done in collaboration with The Order of the Good Death. Someone suggested "Post Mortem Photography" as a topic and we ran with it.

Click here to see the drawing accompanied by Caitlin's description of post mortem photography (as well some excellent real examples).

If you want to suggest a topic for one of the next Deathly Doodles, just leave a comment after following the link above.

Introducing "Deathly Doodles"

I am very excited to announce my collaboration with Caitlin from "The Order of the Good Death" on a new project entitled, "Deathly Doodles."

This is how it works: people (that means you) can submit words and phrases that pertain to death in some fashion. Caitlin and I will then select one of your suggested topics and I will do a small Sastergoodment drawing illustrating the topic while Caitlin writes a few scholarly paragraphs giving the facts about that topic.

Then we start over again and select a new suggestion from you. 

"Dorian Formaldehyde Gray" is the first drawing from this series, and I invite you to view the full post with Caitlin's description here.

This is going to be fun.