Marley's head as a door knocker. His glasses ceremoniously often sat on his forehead. I used black pen and watercolor paint.
Scrooge at his most paranoid. I used a black pen and then very watery acrylic paint to show his distress.
When Scrooge was left alone for the holidays at boarding school, he wept at his desk. I used pen and ink.
This floating beautiful ghost shows Scrooge the way to the light. Markers, watercolor and acrylic paint.
An aristocratic gentleman appeals to Scrooge to donate to charity. Watercolor and acrylic paint.
The Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires has extraordinary sculptures. Many years ago I photographed the back of the statues on the mausoleums and graves. That memory inspired the Ghost of the future. Acrylic and oil paint.
Scrooge had dinner alone in a dull, badly lit restaurant. Pen, watercolor and ink.
"I’ll raise your salary, and I’ll help your struggling family." Ink, acrylic and watercolor.
He barely had time to pull up the covers before he sank into a heavy sleep. Crayons, ink, watercolor paint.
