#the weird sisters

[moonsun2010]

16 May - The weird sisters are here!

these are part of an animatic summarising Dracula, which you can watch here (new readers beware; it has spoilers for the entire book!)

[the-illustrative-interloper]

[tytolito]

some STRANGE ladies...

[weirdlookindog]

Richard Westall (1765-1836) - "The weird sisters, hand in hand", 1798

William Shakespeare's 'Macbeth' Act I Scene III: The Three Witches

engraved by James Stow (1770-1823)

[thegoatsongs]

Dracula book illustration by Fernando Vicente

[see-arcane]

Honestly, I wonder how the girlies are doing now that they probably knows that Dracula is coming back to Transylvania. They had the castle, and the land for themselves for like, 3 months? And the fucker wants to come back already???? They are probably searching through ancient texts, and dusty tomes how to make the castle not His House anymore so the Count can't enter, and they can laugh at him in return.

Who needs ancient texts when they have up-to-date 19th century sorcery?

Dracula, trapped outside the threshold: "What did you do."

The Weird Sisters: "Do we know you, sir?" :) :) :)

Dracula: "After 400 years you ought to."

The Weird Sisters: "Sorry, the only ancient pain in the ass we knew disappeared. Died, in fact. We have the death certificate framed and everything. A tragic loss. But at least we have this castle property to remember him by." :) :) :)

Dracula: "You didn't."

The Weird Sisters: "We did. May Count Dracula rest in pieces." :) :) :)

Dracula: "How did you even--since when do you even know the property laws of the territory?"

The Weird Sisters: "Modern tomes." :) :) :)

Dracula: "Modern--?"

The Weird Sisters: ;) ;) ;)

Dracula: "...You went through Harker's law books."

The Weird Sisters: "Maybe." :) :) :)

Dracula: "Let me in, you ingrates."

The Weird Sisters: "Hmmmmmmmmm nah. Tell Bloodbag Boytoy thanks for the legal texts. You know, before the beheading ensues." :) :) :)

Dracula: "LET ME IN YOU FU--"

The Weird Sisters, slamming the door: "Bye." :) :) :)

[georgiacooked]

The three vampire ladies in the three weed-smoking girlfriends pose-

SKETCH REQUESTS

The things I do for sketch requests...

[thefugitivesaint]

Norman Price (1877-1951), ''A Day with Richard Wagner'', 1911

Source

[immediatebreakfast]

Happy shovel day!

POV: you are one of the Weird Sisters, and you see the Snacky snack Blood bag Boytoy turn Dracula's face into dough for plăcintă du cartofi.

[thedupshadove]

Perhaps I'm the odd one out here, but I really did take "Yes, I too can love; you yourselves can tell it from the past. Is it not so?" as Dracula trying to insist to the women that he loves them; especially considering he follows it with a promise to let them have Jonathan after the solicitor has served his purpose.

[bluecatwriter]

I got a request please. Also been a fan of Drac's brides, so could you draw on of them just milling around in a room but in a supernatural way like one's on a couch, one's on a wall, one on a ceiling, etc.

This was a lot of fun to draw! I made two versions, one with Drac and one without.

[ID in Alt]

(I'm still taking art requests— feel free to drop an ask or comment with suggestions!)

[arinewman7]

The Weird Sisters

‘Macbeth', Act I, Scene 3

Henry Fuseli

1783

[3y3-see-you]

rip bram stoker you would have loved using the word “cunty” to describe the weird sisters

[mask131]

The witches of Macbeth (2)

Here are more incarnations or subversions of the Weird Sisters.

The Lancre coven from Discworld's "Wyrd Sisters"

The spirit of Spiderweb Forest from "Throne of Blood"

The hippies from "Scotland, PA"

The Crones of Crookback Bog, from "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt"

The Weird Sisters of Gargoyles

The Three from the "Sandman" comics

From "Macbeth: A Tale of Horror"

The three goddesses from "Toil and Trouble"

The Bayou Sisters from "The Crimson Cage"

[weirdlookindog]

Macbeth (1948)

[thegoatsongs]

This man is popular with vampires and they all wanna kiss him