Kyra Schon holds a unique distinction in the realm of cinema, having brought to life the iconic character of Karen Cooper, a trowel-wielding zombie youngster, in George Romero's groundbreaking 1968 film, "Night of the Living Dead". This remarkable performance has cemented her place in the annals of horror history.
Beyond her work in the entertainment industry, Kyra continues to nurture her artistic talents by engaging in a variety of creative pursuits. She dedicates a significant amount of time to teaching art, sharing her skills with others and fostering a new generation of artists.
In addition to her teaching endeavors, Kyra is also a skilled craftsman, specializing in the design and creation of exquisite handmade sterling silver and bronze jewelry. Her unique sense of style and attention to detail have earned her a reputation as a master of her craft.
When she's not busy with her artistic endeavors, Kyra can often be found designing whimsical greeting cards featuring her beloved canine companion, Spiffy, a hound dog with an unparalleled personality. Her love and affection for Spiffy shine through in every card she creates, making them treasured keepsakes for those who receive them.
Prior to her current pursuits, Kyra penned a weekly feature for The Horror Channel website, titled "Ghoulish Guidance", an advice column that offered sage counsel to zombies and other individuals seeking guidance on navigating the complexities of the undead lifestyle.
