The third and most recent rendition was commissioned by an old co-worker and good friend for his twin children. Having already created two renditions similar, I wanted to take step up my game and take this one to the next level. I used heavy texture to mimic the claymation-style animation of the movie and challenged myself to draw and paint the characters as close to textbook as I could. I created a center gravestone to title the painting and used the font from the movie. As a native abstract artist, I took a big step in developing my discipline of detail on this project and grew my confidence to draw tremendously. I wanted the glow-in-the-dark version to be as detailed as the daylight version so I spent the time to detail the jack-o-lanterns, highlight the landscape and fencing, and even added ghosts lurking behind the primary gravestone.