Happy Saint Valentines day everyone :D so here's some art of my favorite guy cause I love him so much and fun fact throughout the 1900s especially in the 60s Krampus was a Valentines day figure outside of Christmas so he was a cupid of sorts. Though he's not really that anymore I think it's funny how people loved him that much that he became a symbol of love for a good chunk of time. Is it clear enough that I really like Krampus yet?

Wow another drawing already I'm trying something new with my art but I'm not having much success so uh yeah I'll just have to keep trying I guess

Woah new interest :0

First post of the new year and of course it's Krampus but young before he became a punisher and whatnot :3

Next up is the Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain. The Haunted Man and The Ghost's Bargain was written in 1848 by no other than Charles Dickens. The main character is Redlaw (who's on the left) who's being haunted by a ghost who looks basically exactly like him (who's on the right) who gives Redlaw the chance to allow him to forget his sorrows about his past and Redlaw accepts it even after hearing about the consequences that would lead to his decision. I'll leave it there so then you could actually read it yourself and learn what else happens in the book. There was an adaptation of the book which was the first to use Pepper's ghost method on Christmas Eve, 1862 in Regent Street London but no movie adaptation has been made yet. Also happy Thanksgiving :D

Next up is Old Tup. Old Tup started appearing around 1845 in Derbyshire England representing a hobby horse but if a hobby horse was a ram instead. Old Tup is usually around a man, a woman, and a butcher all being in a group together and at the end of their performance the butcher ends up killing Old Tup. By the 1970s is when Old Tup started getting really popular though.