PICTURE OF EVERYTHING ELSE (2020)

"As the 20th century dawns, art promises to change the world...and steep it in blood. A rash of impossible killings sweep through Paris, tearing the rich and beautiful apart in their beds. When two art thieves stumble upon the portraits of the victims damaged in the exact same manner they died, it appears the man who once painted the immortal portrait of Dorian Gray has returned-with darker plans for future works. From the minds of Dan Watters (Coffin Bound, Lucifer, Deep Roots) and Kishore Mohan comes a haunting balance of depravity and beauty."

Marcel has abandoned painting for the glamorous world of criticism. But a monster has returned to Paris with a Faustian offer he cannot refuse. Old wounds will be opened. New wounds will be formed with paintbrush and gun smoke.

The Paris Ripper - the artist of deadly paintings - has completed his masterwork, and the city stands poised to change forever. But he is about to be confronted with what ever artist truly fears - a critic who knows what he's talking about.

The Picture of Everything Else has conquered Paris... and everything is fine. Everything is perfect, in fact. But with the Ripper so close at hand, is Marcel willing to sacrifice paradise for self-satisfaction?

Paint cracks, and so do facades. There can only be one future- and as two artists work feverishly to cast it in their own image, they threaten instead to tear it asunder as easily as canvas. The end of the world, perhaps, or simply the end of art- indeed, who could tell the difference?