Chad Savage

Created for the group art exhibit "Something Scary! An Evening Of Macabre Arts & Entertainment" in October 2017 at the Cigar Factory in Allentown, PA.

HOCUS POCUS: Early 17th century, from hax pax max Deus adimax, a pseudo-Latin phrase used as a magic formula by conjurors. Also, the thing that the Sanderson Sisters are just a bunch of.

Halloween Spirits moan spooky songs while Jack O' Lantern sings along!

Just a ghoulish gourd howling Halloween harmonies!

Is it that you really, really love horror, or are you the type of lover that thinks The Silence of the Lambs is a romance movie? Only you'll know for sure!

Let the world know where your loyalties lie! "HALLOWEEN" hand-lettered by Chad Savage.

The most direct way to let somebody know the holiday you love most.

A self-promotional t-shirt design I printed and gave away at a trade show in 2007.

Part of a Jack O’ Lantern A Day project I did in October, 2010. I started with a single jack o' lantern image, then used it to build the same image out of itself!

For some of us, it's always Halloween Time! Celebrate 13 o'clock any time of day!

The Thaumaturge can see your future in her crystal ball... it's probably not a good thing that she's laughing.

As if the mouthful of razor-sharp teeth, spidery, talon-tipped fingers and unquenchable lust for blood wasn't enough, this nosferatu's got attitude!

As the moon climbs high o'er the dead oak tree Jack just grins with ghoulish glee

As its name suggests, the Necromancer loves the dead. Pray you never see its smile, for if you do, it can only mean your soul has been recalled to this world to serve the Necromancer's nefarious needs.

Autumn doesn't just happen. The Summoner must perform a complex series of incantations and rituals to turn the trees gold and blood red, frost the pumpkins and pave the way for All Hallows Eve.

My lovely wife came up with this concept and I ran with it! Inspired by the image of the Federal Eagle and a child who referred to a crow as a "Halloween eagle".

Is it that you really, really love Halloween, or are you the type of lover that thinks the smell of burning leaves is romantic? Only you'll know for sure! Hand drawn/lettered by Chad Savage.

Commissioned by a haunted attraction in 2008 to commemorate a wedding between two of their actors at the haunted house on Halloween night.

Created for the Flipside Alternative Arts Fest group art exhibit "FLIPSIDE presents PHOBIA". Artists were challenged to deliver a piece that dealt with "phobia", however they chose to interpret it. See if you can figure out how many phobias are represented!

Declare your allegiance with pride!

If you have Halloween in your blood and like to spread its festive holiday FEAR, this is the shirt for you!

May Hallowe'en frolics engage you to-night And your future by witches predicted, be bright

It's not safe to venture out As goblins and witches Are all about on Hallowe'en

Hold your candle steady And keep a sharp lookout For back among the shadows You'll see pumpkins peeping out.

An aged, somewhat mystical version of the Cult of the Great Pumpkin logo.

Just about now the ghosts are due Beware - I see one after you

By pumpkins fat and witches lean By coal black cats with eyes of green By all the magic ever seen I wish you luck this Hallowe'en

When the candles flicker When the wind goes woo-oo The Great Pumpkin is near And he's watching you

Black cats howling, witches prowling Fortunes told and futures seen Altogether spooks and weather Hope it's Happy Hallowe'en

The time has come for the witches' dance, And the spooks from far and near Will gather and make merry, For Hallowe'en is here.

Tonight upon your pillow Close your eyes and hide your head For the pumpkins and the goblins Will be hovering 'round your bed

Based on the old light-up plastic Halloween decorations from the 60's and 70's, illustrated by Chad Savage

Does it really need a description? Bats are cool. Skeletons are cool. Bat skeletons are cool.

An ink drawing created for the October 2014 #InkTober and #Drawlloween online challenges. The seventh in a series of illustrations depicting Ray Bradbury's Autumn People when they're not in their human guises.

This little trick 'r treater brought some fiendish friends along on the 31st. 3? 1? GET IT? Anyway...

“For these beings, fall is ever the normal season, the only weather, there be no choice beyond. Where do they come from? The dust. Where do they go? The grave. Does blood stir their veins? No: the night wind. What ticks in their head? The worm. What speaks from their mouth? The toad. What sees from their eye? The snake. What hears with their ear? The abyss between the stars. They sift the human storm for souls, eat flesh of reason, fill tombs with sinners. They frenzy forth....Such are the autumn people.” - Ray Bradbury, Something Wicked This Way Comes