Vampire, Mediaeval Bestiary Art Notebook

Vampire, Mediaeval Bestiary Art Notebook In the highest room of a midnight keep, lit only by a few candles, a pale vampire lord waits for the sun to finish setting. His black cloak sweeps to the floor, a tall collar frames his sharp face, and the stone walls around him are lost in shadow. The bestiary scholars noted that he only stirs after dark, and that he moves without making a sound. That quiet of a castle after sundown shapes the whole design. A large gold drop cap opens the word VAMPIRE, with a red subtitle, of the Midnight Keep, set beneath it over a small black ornament. A short scholar's entry in old style lettering fills the left column, and a framed window on the right shows the pale vampire, wrapped in a long black cloak and standing tall in the candlelit dark. A slim glowing gold rune marks the lower left corner. Midnight black, candle amber, and cool stone grey glow on a parchment tone page darkened at the edges, wrapped in curling blue and red acanthus vines, red and gold flowers, four little songbirds, and thin gold rails. • Pale vampire lord waiting in a candlelit midnight keep • Gold drop cap V, red subtitle of the Midnight Keep, and a short scholar's lore entry • Midnight black, candle amber, and stone grey on a parchment tone page with a blue and red floral border • Part of the Mediaeval Bestiary Notebook Collection from Myth And Monsters