in the style of Mike Hoffman, pulp fantasy oil painting. Oil on canvas, thick loaded-brush strokes, visible impasto and canvas tooth, rich saturated warm oils. Form modeled with directional painted light and deep shadows mixed into the pigment. Spike from Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 2 standing in a cocky pose in a nighttime Sunnydale cemetery, one hip cocked, shoulders back, chin lifted, smirking with half-lidded eyes, one hand hooked in his coat lapel and the other hanging loose at his side. Lean pale vampire with sharp angular features, a small scar where his left eyebrow meets the temple, peroxide-blonde hair cut short and slightly messy with a rough 90s punk sweep off the forehead. Black nail polish on his fingers. Long worn black leather duster hanging open past the knees, creased and scuffed, over a bright red silk button shirt unbuttoned at the collar with a black t-shirt underneath, black trousers, heavy black boots. Behind him: tilted headstones, dead grass, a low iron fence, a distant stone mausoleum, bare trees, and the dark outline of suburban rooftops under a moonlit overcast sky, cool night shadows across the graves and a faint yellow glow from a far streetlamp. Medium-full shot, slight low angle so the coat and stance dominate the frame.