Nemo ante mortem beatus

On Thursday I found an Anatomy book with pictures from the 18th century at work. And I got inspired to draw more skeleton-art, not to mention, that I have wanted to draw something like that for a while now.
As you can imagine, it's Hauntie and Hemy (don't ask me, why Hauntie is "naked" ) on some Hammerite graveyard. Of course, normally, on a Hammerite graveyard, there wouldn't be vegetation, but in this case, I wanted grass and trees to add to the atmosphere. If you wonder about Hauntie's left hand, I think it looks like he's saying "Ah, baybee, you should get up before you catch a cold."

Did I forget to write sometehing? I hope not.


<sub>On my lips a kiss landed,
And with the shadows blended
The tendermost silken mourn;
In which the light hidden is -
Yon Hell's brazen doors
Wrothfully it trieth to push.
(Theatre of Tragedy - On whom the moon doth shine)

Your hand in mine - I will be brave.
Take me from this earth.
And end this night - this, the end of life.
From the dark I feel your lips.
And I taste your bloody kiss.
(Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses)

On muddy ground
I'm lying drunk on her grave
Where I must wait
Until she wakes
The soil splits
Greenwood's ground will quake beneath me
And so shall take into the earth
To the green light
And as promised my love did rise
From the green light.
(Type O Negative - Creepy Green Light)</sub>