#Black Vampires

[dairyofateenagegirl]

black women as vampires

[louisbxne]

black vampires + witches

akasha, queen of the damned (2002)

louis & claudia, interview with the vampire (2022-)

tara thorton, true blood (2008-2014)

blade, blade (1998)

marcel gerard, the originals (2013-2018)

sarah fox, my babysitter's a vampire (2011-2012)

alex & camryn, twitches (2005)

rochelle zimmerman, the craft (1996)

bonnie bennett, the vampire diaries (2009-2017)

vincent griffith, the originals (2013-2018)

marie laveau, american horror story (2011-)

macy vaughn, charmed (2018-2022)

[nanaluvbug]

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[Claudia from Interview with the Vampire - left to right - portrayed by Kirsten Dunst in the 1994 film adaptation, portrayed by Delainey Hayles in AMC's show adaptation (Season 2 - 2024) portrayed by Bailey Bass in AMC's show adaptation (Season 1 - 2022) & my design for her portrayal in the book published in 1976]

[mymusicbias]

[deaddumbblonde]

Vampz (2004) dir. Steve Lustgarten

[uzumaki-rebellion]

Vampire!Terry Richmond Masterlist

Pairing: Vampire!Terry Richmond x Black OC

Warning(s): 18+, Explicit Sex/Unprotected Sex, Violence, Blood, Angst, Abortion Mentioned, Cannabis Usage, Hoodoo, Witchcraft, and Supernatural Shenanigans.

Summary: Celeste thought the tattoo on Terry Richmond's arm marked him as one of those Hoteps or Nation of Islam brothas that hawked bean pies on the corner with the Final Call. But little did she know it meant more than that. That's why she has to track him down and kill him... before the baby in her belly can turn into his kind.

Word count: Novella length, so get your wine and snacks and enjoy!

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

Part 7

Part 8

Part 9

Part 10

Part 11

Part 12

Part 13

Part 14

Part 15

[whataboutmysanity]

Rewatching the IWTV church scene again and realizing I’m no better than Louis cuz if I was at rock bottom and a gorgeous white man slaughtered two priests and then told me he could give me a power beyond God that would allow me to stretch beyond the confines of the institution holding me back I’d say yes too

[magiccharmss]

“are you schizophrenic louis?”

“say no mon cher”

“no”

you make me sick, thinking about a blonde man.

[hobermallowed]

the Queen of the Damned as portrayed by AALIYAH & TEYANA TAYLOR

[ibedressin]

It's Bipoc Vampire day y'all. Say Hi to Khalid my vampire OC.

Lets raise funds and serve looks.

Khalid's name was given to them once turned by their maker hundreds of years ago. Translated to mean eternal, everlasting, immortal. Extremely tempermental and vindictive, Khalid has no shortage of enemies or burned bridges. The only problem is that people can't decide if they want Khalid dead, in their bed, or to receive the gift of eternal life from this reckless immortal. Khalid uses their shapeshifting powers to escape most people who would like to put a stake through their heart both human or supernatural, being alike. When low on energy, Khalid is unable to change their golden eyes when they shapeshift. While it is rare that Khalid finds someone who is worthy of loyalty, once secured, it's almost a dangerously unbreakable bond.

Self portraits by me!!!

[la-femme-au-collier-vert]

I’ve been working my way through vampire novels of the African diaspora and posting mini reviews on twitter. I wanted to read more diverse representations of vampires after watching AMC’s Interview With The Vampire and what really stands out is how few I can find- while 2 of these have been published just this year 1 was first published in 1819 and as you can see there’s only a handful. Of the ones I’ve read so far my favorites are Immortal Dark by Tigest Girma and House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson, but I will be updating.

Previously I made a list of vampire books across the Mexican diaspora here

[bipocvampires]

Vampires of Color: Volume 3 Zine preorders are live!

UPDATE: PREORDERS for physical zines extended through 10/4!

Do you like zines? Do you like vampires? Then we have something for you this #bipocvampday weekend.

VAMPIRES OF COLOR, VOLUME II: CRIMSON KISS - An 80 page zine filled with work from 25 different creators including full color illustrations, mini comics, short stories, and novel excerpts. All works are centered around BIPOC vampires. Available as a perfect bound 6.69” x 10.24” book or digital PDF. VAMPIRES OF COLOR: AFTER DARK, VOL 1 (18+) - A digital only bonus zine with a bit more spice and blood featuring original NSFW writing and artwork from 5 talented creators.

Preorders close on 9/30 at 11:59pm PST.

All preorders before 9/23 at 11:59pm PST include a raffle ticket for the BIPOCVampDay charity raffle. All profits will be donated to the Sickle Cell Disease Association of America (a disease which greatly impacts the BIPOC community).

Get your copy here!

[beauty-isa-myth]

Louis de Pointe du Lac is great representation for me as a black queer living in an area where black queerness is considered and abomination and sometimes one must look into their darkest self in order to truly move on from trauma

Claudia de Pointe du Lac is great representation for me as someone who is perceived only by their physical age and not by their mental fortitude or unique attributes and one is left feeling like both a grown child and a small adult all at once

Lestat de Lioncourt is great representation for me as a November Scorpio with abandonment issues

[mr-laveau]

I spent some time mindlessly making these so here have some small infodumps about outfits and designs of characters-as well as just like design refs.

[mermaidchansons]

I’M SO EXCITED

[bee-makes-a-heart]

a vampire named eden

originally posted: oct 20 2022