With flesh rotting from her bones, hands caked in mud from a six-foot dig, and a depth of wisdom in her sunken eyes; dead and back again, the Corpse of Kay is here to bring advice from the undead to the world of the living. She lived, she died, she collected a horde along with her and dragged them back to bring their experiences to you. She's here for one thing ... brains ... and to help you think about your life. In a world ruled by the undead she can show you that rotted limbs and decomposing organs can still be relied on.

Chad C. Leclaire, raised by his grandmother, was deeply marked by his fascination with the macabre, fueled by his experience of attending frequent funerals, sometimes two or three a month. This connection to death reached its climax when his grandmother passed away in front of him, profoundly influencing his artistic journey. Chad’s art reflects his unique perspective on mortality. His work, which delves into the depths of the human psyche and draws inspiration from the shadows of his past, serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of life’s inevitable transience.
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