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[ID: A sketchbook page spread of inked doodles featuring Philip Hamilton (as portrayed in Hamilton the musical) as a vampire. The next three photos are zoom ins on different parts of the page.

The top left corner is decorated with yellow and pink stars surrounded by green ink lines. Below the stars is a taped in piece of paper with three different doodles. The first is the largest (on the taped in paper), featuring a bust shot of Philip Hamilton looking off to his right with a neutral expression. His hair flows free, and he wears a shirt, waist coat, and cravat. Below the ink is a sketch of him drawn in pastel pink highlighter. This doodle is featured in the second photo.

The next two doodles are stacked on top of each other. The first features Philip’s vampire teeth being studied by a curious George Eacker (as portrayed in Hamilton the musical). Both have their waistcoats as their outermost layer of clothing, and both have their highlighter sketches visible below the ink. Eacker is sketched in pastel yellow while Philip is still sketched in pastel pink. The doodle below them is surrounded by black hatching, and is implied to be Philip with the pink sketch. It features Philip’s shirt half-removed to expose his fatal bullet wounds now diamond shaped and with noticable, pink veins stretching out from them. These two doodles are featured in the third photo.

The final doodle is of Philip staring directly at the viewer, who looks up at him from a worm’s eye view. No sketch is visible underneath heavily hatched ink. Philip’s waistcoat is, once again, his outermost layer. He smiles down at the viewer with wide, red eyes and noticable fangs. One strand of hair falls in front of his face. His ears are long and pointy, unlike the other doodles where his ears are normal human ones. The background behind him is full of red and black swiggly lines. This doodle is featured in the fourth and final photo.