H Mudgett Cemetery (TGIF!) by eekdog
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TGIF my dear friends, countless thanks for your time and well wishes. I'm getting better finaly.
H Mudgett aka H & H Holmes America's first serial killer. And possible Jack the Ripper? Have you seen the tv show on history channel? I think it's very possible that he was JTR. I'm not sure why this guy seeking to find out this, not something to be proud of like he seems to be. But hope you enjoy this creepy setting.
Credits:
MDD Nyrae by: Maddelirium
Gothic Rose by: DM
Merilia Hair by: Propschick
Comments (61)
as I've said before, it's frustrating that RR has size limits on sale images---one can't zoom sale images nearly as large as regular images. But I can still see your concept! Great use of eerie greens here, Steve, and green-blues in the sky. And lots of eerie light coming from that moon, plus green coloring on the skulls and the 2 women in your image. I love that you have a woman in the background---I don't know if she's part of the Mudgett story or just your imagination, but she's great---and creepy---standing back there, staring at us as if to warn us not to come any further. And the main woman seems to be coming out of a grave, with broken stone around, and big mausoleums in the background. Very creepy lighting in this, with a black cat too. Really fine job conjuring evil and sinister spirits, and connecting them to Mudgett/Holmes, who did indeed kill people in Chicago. (His mansion was located maybe 12 blocks from where I went to grad school ((U. of Chicago)), and some people knew of him. I had no idea he might have also been JTR! That's an amazing connection.) Another terrific, moody Halloween image from you, and fine job all around.