Inspired by the illustrations and writing of Edward Gorey, Sharack incorporates a whimsical-macabre style in which he, “hopes viewers can have a laugh even when the subject matter deals with darker times and events”. Transylville is a world inhabited by strange ladies and dangerous gentlemen, vampyrs, historic figures, and many other weird and wonderful creatures all set in the backdrop of a turn of the century, prohibition era city.

Cluster-Fork in the Road (Copy)
Dinner for Two (Copy)
Love Where You Least Expect It (Copy)
The Hunchback of Transylville (Copy)
Count Dracula Dog Walk (Copy)
Merlin's Barber Shoppe (Copy)
Death is Always Around the Corner (Copy)
Bishops and Boyds (Copy)
Trip to The Big Apple (Copy)
Velcome to Bill's Butcher Shoppe (Copy)
South Mutton Chop Ave (Copy)
North Mutton Chop Ave (Copy)
North Mutton Chop Ave- Grayscale (Copy)
I'm a F@cking Alcoholic (Copy)
Cole's French Dip Was First (Copy)
Trolly to The Red Lion (Copy)
Have You Heard of McCalls? (Copy)
Three Gents Off to Happy Hour (Copy)
Ode to Richard Scarry's "Busy Street" (Copy)
Window Iterations (Copy)
Floating Boats (Copy)
Floating Boats Arrive (Copy)
Happy Day for Some (Copy)
Center of The Block (Copy)
Busy Street 1 (Copy)
Future Transylville (Copy)