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Yes, a VERY belated Father's Day (And a sequel from "Mother's Day" pic).

Panel 1: William Van Dort, head of the fish merchant, shows his son, Victor Van Dort, a fish from the fish shop.

I have to admit, I really like William because of his sense of humor. XD

Even though we do know that Victor Van Dort was "unappreciated" by his parents, William seems to be the only parent who concerns him (in fact, when the Town Crier made call, William said "Did he said 'Corpse'?") (In fact, I could see several people likes William better than Nell).

I know there wasn't a scene of "father-son" relationship from these two, but I read few fanfics of how William cared to Victor VD, while Nell doesn't give approval to her son. Overall, I could really tell that Victor VD and his father were quite different because Victor is a music/art person, while William is a fish merchant. But I do want to draw a father-son bond from these two, even though they're different from each other.

PS: Just to remind you that William's anatomy was based off the poster of "Van Dort Fish Cans" from the movie.

Panel 2: Victor Frankenstein's dad, Edward, throwing a baseball to his son.

In the 2012 version, I know he's a lot different than the live-action version, but I couldn't help that Martin Short's voice was excellent.

In the movie, Edward was indeed being social as a travel agent with advice. But as a father, he want his son to play with other kids in town, while he's worried that he doesn't want Victor F to be weird. I know he can be very shallow sometimes, but at least he cares very much to his son.

I know; since the junior novelization, I do understand that Victor F isn't a "sports" person. But in Father's Day theme, I decided to draw these two as playing a baseball as father-son bonding, instead.

Enjoy

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Victor Van Dort and his dad (c) Tim Burton and Warner Bros.
Victor Frankenstein and his dad (c) TIm Burton and Disney
Medium: Corel Painter and Photoshop Element 11

Description
Yes, a VERY belated Father's Day (And a sequel from "Mother's Day" pic).

Panel 1: William Van Dort, head of the fish merchant, shows his son, Victor Van Dort, a fish from the fish shop.

I have to admit, I really like William because of his sense of humor. XD

Even though we do know that Victor Van Dort was "unappreciated" by his parents, William seems to be the only parent who concerns him (in fact, when the Town Crier made call, William said "Did he said 'Corpse'?") (In fact, I could see several people likes William better than Nell).

I know there wasn't a scene of "father-son" relationship from these two, but I read few fanfics of how William cared to Victor VD, while Nell doesn't give approval to her son. Overall, I could really tell that Victor VD and his father were quite different because Victor is a music/art person, while William is a fish merchant. But I do want to draw a father-son bond from these two, even though they're different from each other.

PS: Just to remind you that William's anatomy was based off the poster of "Van Dort Fish Cans" from the movie.

Panel 2: Victor Frankenstein's dad, Edward, throwing a baseball to his son.

In the 2012 version, I know he's a lot different than the live-action version, but I couldn't help that Martin Short's voice was excellent.

In the movie, Edward was indeed being social as a travel agent with advice. But as a father, he want his son to play with other kids in town, while he's worried that he doesn't want Victor F to be weird. I know he can be very shallow sometimes, but at least he cares very much to his son.

I know; since the junior novelization, I do understand that Victor F isn't a "sports" person. But in Father's Day theme, I decided to draw these two as playing a baseball as father-son bonding, instead.

Enjoy

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Victor Van Dort and his dad (c) Tim Burton and Warner Bros.
Victor Frankenstein and his dad (c) TIm Burton and Disney
Medium: Corel Painter and Photoshop Element 11