With it's first book released in 1993, the wildly popular ‘Windowknocker’ series which told the story of Kandle, (Kane the Undertaker) the 300+ year old tragic, immortal phoenix of the vessel, was the 'Plots-n-Tombstones' Mark Callaway (Calaway) Fanclub's single most largest collection of written works. You can learn more in-depth details about the creation, facts and history behind the Windowknocker novel collection by clicking-- HERE!

	Veni, spiritus ..veni Risen from the fire and from the ashes anew, the immortal spirit lofts overhead the prone anatomy of a fallen Calaway in late 2003., Copic Multiliners, Berol Prismacolor oil pencils & marker in gray; cir. 2008 [click image at left for larger version]
	Portrait of Eternity Illustration artwork from Windowknocker’s ‘Altar of Illusion’, the second volume in the ‘knocker collection. Characters, Tamera and her best friend, Lady Lasot discover the old masterpiece hanging in the museum gallery and are astonished to learn that it had in fact been painted in 1689!!., Oil paint pencils, ink, and graphite, cir. 1998 [click image at left for larger version]
	Wreath in Rose The phoenix, Kane the Undertaker. This one was used later for PNT's 'Illustrated in Darkness' website award. Ink and gray crayola brand markers; cir. 1999 [click image at left for larger version]
	Character studies Test sketches created for the development of "A Tale by Kandle Light", the Windowknocker mini-series that ran in the PNT fanzine from 1995-2001. Pencils., cir. 1994 [click image at left for larger version]
	Resurrection! "The eternal flame of life that cannot be extinguished.." Not precisely from the 'knocker, but based upon it none the less. The Undertaker, as a phoenix, is restored as spirit orbs representing the Creatures of the night circle and absorb. Multi-mediums., cir. 2001 [click image at left for larger version]
	M'Lord Kane My first attempt at a portrait-style piece of Kandle. Pencils., cir. 1993 [click image at left for larger version]
	Stirring the embers Created exclusively for this gallery is the first artwork depicting Kandle done in over 5 years! It is also the first to be completely colorized using CGI mediums., cir. 2008 [click image at left for larger version]
	Haunted 1 Waiting for you to return again., cir. 2002 [click image at left for larger version]
	Haunted 2 Waiting for you to return again., cir. 2002 [click image at left for larger version]
	Illustrated in Darkness PNT's 'Illustrated in Darkness" website award featuring 'Wreath in Rose'., cir. 1999 [click image at left for larger version]
	Dark Testament Flyer Advertisement flyer that was created for the "Dark Testament", a Windowknocker inspired 2 year effort that incorporated 30+ different authors and talents., cir. 2001 [click image at left for larger version]
	The Dance Kane dances with the Lady Whittley. Scene from "A Tale by Kandle Light" featuring my first attempt and using CGI as a medium., cir. 2003 [click image at left for larger version]

	Stationary #1 Kandle on PNT letter stationary introducing Windowknocker’s 'A Tale by Kandle Light'., cir. 1995 [click image at left for larger version]
	Stationary #2 ‘A presence is knocking ...’ Kandle on PNT letter stationary. Windowknocker’s infamous, ‘Kane’ was the only PNT inspired persona, other than the Fox, that went on to grace letterheads and address labels., cir. 1996 [click image at left for larger version]
	Stationary #3 Kandle's first appearance on PNT letter stationary meant to promote the story's original release. Kane was the only PNT inspired persona, other than the Fox, that went on to grace letterheads and address labels., cir. 1993 [click image at left for larger version]
	Stationary #4 Kandle on PNT letter stationary.., cir. 1995-96 [click image at left for larger version]
	Stationary #5 Kandle on PNT letter stationary promoting "Altar of Illusion", the series' second novel release., cir. 1998 [click image at left for larger version]
	Stationary #6 Eternal gazing, Kandle looms by the window., cir. 2001 [click image at left for larger version]

	The Strappado Kandle suffers the strappado, Illustration from the pages of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ (Part 17)., cir. 2002 [click image at left for larger version]
	It's Lovely Belle, with Kandle's jacket wrapped tight around her, admires his emotive handwriting. Illustration from the pages of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ (Part 11)., cir. 2001 [click image at left for larger version]
	Dear Journal.. Kandle laments over the fear of his past abuse and torment waging them against his growing fondness for the woman, Belle in this illustration from the pages of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ (Part 11)., cir. 2001 [click image at left for larger version]
	One day it will go away Belle struggles to comfort a distraught Kane. Illustration from the pages of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ (Part 5)., cir. 1996 [click image at left for larger version]
	Kandle, the carpenter Illustration from the pages of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ (Part 11)., cir. 2001 [click image at left for larger version]
	Kane & Belle Von Cortlandt Illustration from the pages of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ (Part 4)., cir. 1996 [click image at left for larger version]
	Kane the Undertaker Illustration from the opening of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ Part 2., cir. 1995 [click image at left for larger version]
	Prepared to die “Had I only known the consequence of our decision, I would have begged you to stay..." Illustration from ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ Part 10., cir. 2000 [click image at left for larger version]
	The Death of Kandle Illustration from the Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’., cir. 2003 [click image at left for larger version]
	Shadow over you Illustration from the opening of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ Part 3., cir. 1996 [click image at left for larger version]
	Who's face I can't remember Illustration from the opening of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ Part 7., cir. 1997 [click image at left for larger version]
	In the Ivy Illustration from the opening of Windowknocker’s ‘A Tale By Kandle Light’ Part 8., cir. 1998 [click image at left for larger version]

--Continued in Gallery 2

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