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Completed: 27 January 2019

In this Gothic winter tale, a private detective has been asked to investigate an old country estate. The place has been abandoned for decades, all the owners are long gone, and its history is all but forgotten. Visitors never venture inside that forsaken place, and no one stays beyond the gates after dark. Our detective finally arrives by the end of the day, so he has no choice but to stay the night. Will he encounter The Man in White?

NOTE: There is an attachment with a zip file at the bottom of this post where you can download the series. 

Many decades later. The same place, but a very different time.

The End

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Stephen F Clissold

David, as always with your work - fabulous detail and very atmospheric - the Gothic house is amazingly detailed and redolent of many seen here in the UK - I look forward to seeing how the story develops - a real twist on the 'Woman in White'.

Joël

Hi. Beautiful atmosphere. Splendid rendering.

Jon Goerner

I love the picture with the trees clawing at the roofline! Can't wait to see what happens next...

Michael Roberts

Hi David, the images so far are excellent and the story shows great promise. I love these scenes where there is a feeling of jeopardy and the victim is unwilling to engage.........at first.

AestheticAsianAi

Was this inspired in some way by ‘The Lady in Black’?

Danny York

Your attention to details is always great. Really love this gothic approach you have taken. Looking forward into seeing how your story develops. Never disappointed in your creations.

Danny York

I know this is going to be another great creation. lol, like The Sphinx of Cairo.

Tuesday05

This is giving every indication of being your best series yet! Thanks for sharing your genius.

Michael Roberts

I wonder if our hero has any idea of the delights in store. It's always a bit of a cliche that when aliens or ghosts are encountered in films and literature that they have to be malevolent. I imagine that as this story unfolds that won't be the case.

Danny York

This story is becoming my all time new favorite. I study at length all the detail and clever things your place in your creations. Though I'm not your biggest monthly supporter on PATREON .. but as for a "fan"... I'm on the cheering squad! Love this piece David and thank you.

AestheticAsianAi

I love how the man in white and the house just sprung back to life!

Nathan

awww this was really touching to watch.... <3

Joël

Hi. Once again you manage to surprise us by leaving the expected line. Congratulations and happy holidays to you and to all your loved ones.

Danny York

I totally agree with how your story took a little turn to surprise us with a little different direction. This creation has become my favorite one to date. Thanks David, this one was like receiving a Christmas gift from you.

Stephen F Clissold

David, you've done it again and I doubt we are anywhere near the end of this story. The transitions from cold white statue to the Man in White and the populating of the house with ghosts of the same era, to the kissing nude men is amazing. I keep going through this set of frames and am amazed at the detail in each and the number of things I missed on the first couple of views. Perfection!!

Stephen F Clissold

What can I say but that you have done it again - the eroticism has reached a new level - the renders are incredible - the interaction between the characters and their mutual desire is palpable - amazing work of such great beauty and portrayal of sexuality. I am virtually speechless and totally in awe.

Danny York

David, as a fan and admire of your works, I could use 100's of words to describe how much I adore your "The Man in White" story. But instead I'll use from one artist to another comments. I review all your individual image files at great lengths. Observing how clever you compose not just the artwork, but also the complete storyline. From the early works like "Ganymede" to your latest piece. Each story totally fascinating me. Your artistic talent is not something which one can be taught... but a talent you have to be naturally born with. You most definitely have this gift. Thanks again for sharing this masterpiece with us. Looking so forward to Jan. 20th. - Dan

Danny York

I'm a big nerd for your creative work lol, When you have some spare time look up music by Hans Zimmer entitled "Old Souls" and "528491". Then review your latest work while listening to these melodies. Think you will enjoy the background score.

Lorenz M De Leon

I wont mind subscribing to this every month. This new series is definitely my new favorite probably because of the detail and "tenderness" of how the Man in White and the protagonist interact. As much as I'd like to admit that these images makes me feel very...warm inside, its also "Art" at its finest! I cannot wait for the conclusion of this! P.S. oh my that couch and the 2 guys...O.O I cannot help but really go back to the detail of that.

AestheticAsianAi

NO! That was a plot twist I didn’t expect!

Stephen F Clissold

Oh David - what can I say - the renders, story line, detail, mood and eroticism are perfect - I don't want this story to end - do you really have to bring it to a close?

Nathan

sooo touching.....!

Danny York

WOW!!!... I love the different approach you took with "The Man in White" story. It was incredibly beautiful and touching. Like many of your other fans, I didn't want the story to end either,... lol. Like I said last week, it takes "natural talent" to put together a piece which says everything in the storyline without using a single word. This is your best work to date David. A true masterpiece. Looking forward into seeing how you complete it next week. Again, absolutely beautiful and very touching.

Stephen F Clissold

David, you've done it again and left a terrific cliff-hanger. Does this mean you are going to take up the story at a later date? I do hope so!! I really love this story line and with your artistic skill and story telling any resurrection of the story will not be boring nor repetitive. Thank you so much for the pleasure you give to us all.

Dirk

David, you brought another wonderful sequel. The change of the painting gives hope for an exciting sequel. I can not wait to see this.

Danny York

David your works completely fascinate me. As an artist I review all your creations at length. Not only amazed with the beauty of your work and the imagination, but also with all the clever ways you add elements to every storyline. As with the book "Winnie the Pooh (circa 1925) Which Dan was reading in the start of the mausoleum scene. Very touching and I loved it. This collection was a true masterpiece, and I thank you for sharing it with your fans. Looking forward into seeing your next creation. - Dan

B7ue4855

gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!!!

Tam Nguyen

Oh I love this story

Mendy

Poignant. Each image is so rich with detail. Your use of lighting is masterful. The story is truly haunting, but does not create apprehension, rather a tranquility of sorts. Thank you again.

Favian Chavez

I must say, this is by far the most heartfelt work you have created. Well done! 🥺😢😭❤️🥰 You know, you could make this work into a short film/animation. It doesn’t need to be overly-sexualized. Just simple, heartfelt, with some sweet, nostalgic, melancholy music playing as the passing time moves forward from scene to scene. I know it would be a lot of work, but it would be worth it.

tim hesse

Is there a PDF version of this...the kind that looks like a comic book like some of the other ones I have seen so far...like Predator? Thanks David.

Jonathan

A marvellous piece of Gay erotic art, you say you are going in the right direction, I say your art is giving me an erection, I love this story, it is so playful, happy with sadness and your art brings such life into your Characters, a perfect short story, thank you