Corrigan uses a cartoonish drawing style to soften the edges of gothic horror, turning a potentially frightening apparition into a friendly nocturnal wonder. The squared composition centers this "Boonicorn," emphasizing its round, kawaii features and the humorous subversion of traditional mythical creatures. It is a work that finds joy in the unexpected, stripping away the intimidation of the supernatural to reveal something sweet.

The charm lies in the contrast between the creature's ghostly nature and its whimsical presence. By applying a distinctive color scheme to a classic horror narrative, the artist explores the imagination in a way that feels both celebratory and funny. This piece invites a smile, proving that even the things that go bump in the night can have a sense of humor and a heart.