HOME | DD

Description
Did this drawing challenge, inktober, this month for fun. Here's the list:

Day 4: Barnabas Collins from Burton’s “Dark Shadows.” Barnabas, along with Drac from “Hotel Transylvania,” will always be a bad*ss vampire, while being very determined to save his new love, Victoria Winters.

Day 6: Victor Van Dort from “Corpse Bride.” He will always be my fave, while he inspired me to design male characters.

Day 8: Lydia Deetz from cartoon show, “Beetlejuice.” She was fun to color because of the red ink pens (both Japanese Stationary ink pen and Papermate ink).

Day 10: Weird Girl with Mr. Whiskers from “Frankenweenie.” GAH! Sorry for the lips from Weird Girl; I used white-out pen after I bleached the colors with Copic markers. XP Anyway, the pink ink pen I used was from Japan, where I bought it during a trip with my mom.

Day 12: Victoria Everglot from “Corpse Bride." She just need some some for Inktober.

Day 13: Elsa Van Helsing from “Frankenweenie." Let's give cheers for little Miss Dutch girl.

Day 15: 9, from 2009 titled movie by Shane Acker, “9.” This time in toned paper, during this challenge.

Day 16: Vincent Malloy, in his mad scientist uniform, from 1982 short film, “Vincent.”

Day 17: Emily from “Corpse Bride.” Even though there were too many pics of Inktober-Emily for this challenge, she was fun to draw her, though.

Day 21: Edward Scissorhands and Kim Boggs, on toned paper. In the film, you saw that Kim was afraid of him when they first meet met. But later on, Kim realized that Edward has this gentle soul as a real human being (unlike her ex-a**-hole boyfriend ).
Day 22: Edward and Susan Frankenstein, Victor’s parents, from “Frankenweenie." I agreed with a buddy of mine; there should be more pics of this pairing.

Day 24: Beetlejuice from my fave cartoon show. Cartoon-BJ has been my fave for a long time.

Day 25: Scraps, with little Corpse kids, looking for something from “Corpse Bride.”
Day 27: Victor Frankenstein, walking with Sparky, from “Frankenweenie.” Similar from the fanart that I saw on Tumblr.

Day 29: Miss Spider from Selick’s “James and the Giant Peach,” which Tim Burton produced (after TNBC, and before 9). I always love this character; her design was very Burtony-influence, while her personality was very motherly to James with her French accent. Btw, she was voiced by Susan Sarandon.

Day 31: Jack, Sally, and Zero, with their Pumpkins. Well, it’s Halloween, I just want to draw them.

Now before you guys are going to say to me like "if you drew 'James and the Giant Peach' and '9,' then why can't you draw 'Coraline.'"

Here's a thing for you kids; NO

While "Coraline" is one of my fave films, I know it was directed by Henry Selick, who directed TNBC, in Laika. The reason I drew JatGP and 9 was because they were both produced by Tim Burton, after he produced TNBC (due that he was directing "Batman Returns" and "Ed Wood" ).

Even though he produced TNBC and JatGP in Disney company, he couldn't direct any Disney film, due that he was fired in the 80's, until he directed "Alice" and the "Frankenweenie"-remake in 2010's. 8B

So keep your "Caroline is Burtton!1" to yourself, kids. 'Kay? Good.

So... Hope you guys had a good Halloween, folks. For me, I had a good day; different than I expected, but good. ^^

Happy Halloween... and a Happy Day-of-theDead.

--
All Characters (c) belong to their respectful owners
*Medium: drawing pencils, ink pens (Japanese stationary, Papermate, Pentel, White gel, etc), Prismacolor/Faber-Castell/Copic markers, and gouache.
Collaged them on Photoshop.

Description
Did this drawing challenge, inktober, this month for fun. Here's the list:

Day 4: Barnabas Collins from Burton’s “Dark Shadows.” Barnabas, along with Drac from “Hotel Transylvania,” will always be a bad*ss vampire, while being very determined to save his new love, Victoria Winters.

Day 6: Victor Van Dort from “Corpse Bride.” He will always be my fave, while he inspired me to design male characters.

Day 8: Lydia Deetz from cartoon show, “Beetlejuice.” She was fun to color because of the red ink pens (both Japanese Stationary ink pen and Papermate ink).

Day 10: Weird Girl with Mr. Whiskers from “Frankenweenie.” GAH! Sorry for the lips from Weird Girl; I used white-out pen after I bleached the colors with Copic markers. XP Anyway, the pink ink pen I used was from Japan, where I bought it during a trip with my mom.

Day 12: Victoria Everglot from “Corpse Bride." She just need some some for Inktober.

Day 13: Elsa Van Helsing from “Frankenweenie." Let's give cheers for little Miss Dutch girl.

Day 15: 9, from 2009 titled movie by Shane Acker, “9.” This time in toned paper, during this challenge.

Day 16: Vincent Malloy, in his mad scientist uniform, from 1982 short film, “Vincent.”

Day 17: Emily from “Corpse Bride.” Even though there were too many pics of Inktober-Emily for this challenge, she was fun to draw her, though.

Day 21: Edward Scissorhands and Kim Boggs, on toned paper. In the film, you saw that Kim was afraid of him when they first meet met. But later on, Kim realized that Edward has this gentle soul as a real human being (unlike her ex-a**-hole boyfriend ).
Day 22: Edward and Susan Frankenstein, Victor’s parents, from “Frankenweenie." I agreed with a buddy of mine; there should be more pics of this pairing.

Day 24: Beetlejuice from my fave cartoon show. Cartoon-BJ has been my fave for a long time.

Day 25: Scraps, with little Corpse kids, looking for something from “Corpse Bride.”
Day 27: Victor Frankenstein, walking with Sparky, from “Frankenweenie.” Similar from the fanart that I saw on Tumblr.

Day 29: Miss Spider from Selick’s “James and the Giant Peach,” which Tim Burton produced (after TNBC, and before 9). I always love this character; her design was very Burtony-influence, while her personality was very motherly to James with her French accent. Btw, she was voiced by Susan Sarandon.

Day 31: Jack, Sally, and Zero, with their Pumpkins. Well, it’s Halloween, I just want to draw them.

Now before you guys are going to say to me like "if you drew 'James and the Giant Peach' and '9,' then why can't you draw 'Coraline.'"

Here's a thing for you kids; NO

While "Coraline" is one of my fave films, I know it was directed by Henry Selick, who directed TNBC, in Laika. The reason I drew JatGP and 9 was because they were both produced by Tim Burton, after he produced TNBC (due that he was directing "Batman Returns" and "Ed Wood" ).

Even though he produced TNBC and JatGP in Disney company, he couldn't direct any Disney film, due that he was fired in the 80's, until he directed "Alice" and the "Frankenweenie"-remake in 2010's. 8B

So keep your "Caroline is Burtton!1" to yourself, kids. 'Kay? Good.

So... Hope you guys had a good Halloween, folks. For me, I had a good day; different than I expected, but good. ^^

Happy Halloween... and a Happy Day-of-theDead.

--
All Characters (c) belong to their respectful owners
*Medium: drawing pencils, ink pens (Japanese stationary, Papermate, Pentel, White gel, etc), Prismacolor/Faber-Castell/Copic markers, and gouache.
Collaged them on Photoshop.