'The Raven' told by Lucy Loud

Hi, guys!  Picture #20!  I didn't even think that I'd get up to twenty pictures.  Anyway, I got another picture with Lucy Loud.  This time, I put her in an Edgar Allan Poe story recitation.  I created this on account of Lucy's love for poetry.  She even makes poems of her own.  So it would only make sense that she would do a recitation of this poem.  

As always, I used picmonkey for this picture.  I grabbed a spooky, black-and-white landscape for the background, and added a vector of Lucy in front of the picture.  I also positioned her in the picture just so much that it would give the illusion that she is standing in that landscape.  Next, I added four ravens to the picture.  I even put one of them on top of Lucy's head.  Finally, after I added the text, I decided to add a spider web on the top left corner, just so it would give more of that spooky feeling that Poe brought to his stories.  

This idea had hatched from a film known as "An Evening of Edgar Allan Poe" starring Vincent Price.  He recited four of Poe's short stories: "The Tell Tale Heart", "The Sphinx", "The Cask of Amontillado", and "The Pit and the Pendulum".  And I decided to do a "Loud House" fan art of that idea, and Lucy seemed like an obvious choice.  She's dark, loves and writes poetry, and dresses in black-and-white (which are her two favorite colors, as Lucy said in "Left in the Dark", the series premiere).