Done in Ink on Bristol Paper (with silver foil accents), "Howl" depicts a bald woman with an open mouth who is howling to the right. Out of her mouth fly crows. The profile of her face and head show the markings of the moon on her skull, leading the viewer to believe she is part of the moon, or the moon is a part of her. The crows fly upwards and off of the page to the right. Her teeth are sharp, as a vampires might be, referencing "children of the night". The piece is primarily black and white with silver accents and connotes a darkness or a feeling of sadness, which can be noted by her single tear.