#Frankenstein's Monster

[lemon-and-lead]

my bbygirl<3

Good news, I'm not dead, lol! Just haven't had the time for much art stuff lately. I've been rereading the original Frankenstein novel, and was seized with the urge to draw my favorite classic horror monster (also to try to practice the arcane art style- it's fighting me)

[beauty-funny-trippy]

[keezybees]

Frankenstein's sisters

prints!

[silmarillion-ways-to-die]

No no, Aulë was the doctor. The guy who made the Silmarils was Aulë's Monster.

[daisies89]

ever since i was young i wanted a mad scientist to be obsessed with me

[puppetdaily]

The Creature from Frankenstein at Hamburg State Opera

[joyjoy-ahoy]

Vampire Family 🦇

[countesschocula]

[victorfrankensteinapologist]

"I am what you designed me to be. You cannot complain if you also feel the hurt." — Charles Dickens, Great Expectations.

1. "Another Like Him", Frankenstein: A New Musical 2. Frankenstein (1931), directed by James Whale 3. Frankenstein, by R.N Sandberg 4. Frankenstein (1973), directed by Glenn Jordan 5. Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens 6. Terror of Frankenstein (1977), directed by Calvin Floyd 7. Elektra, by Sophocles 8. Frankenstein (2004), directed by Kevin Connor 9. Adventure Time (2010-2018), Season 4, Episode 20 10. Frankenstein (1992), directed by David Wickes 11. "What Could Have Been", Sting

[kitsu-katsu]

Honestly I've never had a bigger want to become a movie director than when thinking about making a Frankenstein adaptation THAT ACTUALLY KEEPS EVERYTHING INTERESTING ABOUT THE SOURCE MATERIAL

I daydream about this

I NEED an adaptation that actually goes into it. Show the fucked up family stuff while Victor narrates it aa idyllic, SHOW VICTOR BEING 19-21 WHILE MAKING THE CREATURE, show the Creature learning to speak from the Delaceys, show his worldview being entirely shaped by paradise lost and the ONE romantic relationship he saw giving him the bride idea, show Victor being ill, disabled, traumatized, go into his internal conflict, show the fucked up nature of Justine's trial, how Victor becomes more aware that he'll be perceived as crazy if he speaks up every second of it, how the law is corrupt and sentences by a judge can have been coerced and say nothing about the moral standing of the victim, especially when also bringing religion into the mix, how the law continues to be fucked when Victor is jailed after Henry's death, a shell of a man he used to be, and taken out by his father because he has influence, show Victor's bond with Henry, with Elizabeth, explore the messy and disturbing relationship of Victor and Elizabeth where they always saw each other as siblings but were also promised to one another by Caroline ever since Elizabeth arrived, how Caroline manipulated Elizabeth to basically relive her own trauma, how her dying wish left them tied into something that neither of them expresses real want for in the whole book

THERE'S SO FUCKING MUCH

[curatorofthisdigitalmorass]

Jeffrey Catherine Jones

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[theygotlost]

YOU ARE MY CREATOR, BUT I AM YOUR MASTER

[black-salt-cage]

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[marquisedemasque]

I am having so much fun coming up with different designs for The Creature. It's never explained in the book exactly how Frankenstein made him so I did a mixture of stitches, scars, and no stitches at all. I really like the idea that Victor was so far ahead of his time that he was fusing flesh and bone together to make something completely new.

[gameraboy2]

Bride of Frankenstein (1935)