Art From Mila and Jayna: Calpernia Eats the Bell Witch’s Soul
Calpernia Eats the Soul of the Bell Witch, from Mila and Jayna Pavlin
My musings yesterday on letting go of childhood fears in the face of adult realities attracted the keen imaginations of the fantastically talented girls over at the Transponder podcast, Jayna and Mila Pavlin. Everyone knows them for their insightful podcasts over at trans-ponder.com, but I also really connected with their artistic side when I followed Jayna’s always surprising stream of character drawings, and Mila and I discussed a shared love of horror/sci-horror pioneer H.P. Lovecraft (see Mila’s gorgeous “Rats in the Walls” illustration here).
I received this lovely illustration of me about to dine on the soul of Kate Batts, the Bell Witch of Tennessee, this morning and I LOVE it! Gobble gobble!
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Art From Mila and Jayna: Calpernia Eats the Bell Witch's Soul
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My musings yesterday on letting go of childhood fears in the face of adult realities attracted the keen imaginations of the fantastically talented girls over at the Transponder podcast, Jayna and Mila Pavlin. Everyone knows them for their insightful podcasts over at trans-ponder.com, but I also really connected with their artistic side when I followed…
I Hate the Bell Witch, But I’m Not Scared of Her
about 2 years ago - 13 comments
All the Pretty Little Horses by calpernia Yesterday I realized that I am not afraid of the Bell Witch any more. In this month of October, as every year, my thoughts often turn back to the gorgeous Autumns of my Tennessee childhood. Every horizon back home was a fringe of trees, and as the leaves…
about 2 years ago
Love this cartoon of you…and also love you for courageously conquering your fears over the years! I think it would be cool if the Pavlins (or somebody else equally talented) could start a comic-book series (online or whatnot) with you as the star. You could write the stories….what do you think?
When I joked about the Bell Witch as "The Blair Witch's smarter cousin," I was thinking how making fun of what you fear is sometimes an effective way of conquering the threat of evil. I'd love to see a parody story of a rival B-Witch who is totally inept at haunting her living targets
Speaking of H.P. Lovecraft, here are 2 hilarious Jack Chick parodies: http://www.myconfinedspace.com/wp-content/uploads… and http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=135
