In this version, the vampire has decided to try the garlic on his plate, and the consequences are unfolding around him: two dinner guests recoiling in shock, a bat circling overhead, the gothic dining room bearing witness to a dietary decision that transgresses several centuries of lore. The vampire himself appears entirely unbothered. Horror-comedy with a keen eye for absurdity, and a canvas that commits to every detail.Quirky kitchen wall art for anyone who likes their décor to tell a complete story. Works in a dining room as naturally as a kitchen, wherever the gothic and the comical are equally welcome. Suits an eclectic interior with strong opinions, and any home that believes a single canvas should be worth ten minutes of looking.
