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Published: 2013-04-24 23:05:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 8317; Favourites: 144; Downloads: 0
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It's Alive...It's ALIVE!This was a fun drawing to work on! I remember as a child watching Frankenstein movies, I always felt sorry for him and scared of him too.
11 x 14 inch Smooth Bristol 500 seires
H, B and 4b graphite pencil
40+ hours
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Very Cool Linda....I am so happy you called this guy the "MONSTER" and NOT Frankenstein ( the doctor). It always bugged me how SO MANY people get that wrong! Also, I honestly would not recognize this drawing as one of yours....The technique looks so different from you super smooth style! This one is really high contrast with that 4B pencil. Still very cool with a vintage look to it.
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Absolutely fantastic work.. Thank you so much with your online tutorial. My work as really gone up another Level with just one month lesson with you..Everybody Thought i was good before but now they are Wow...Thanks Linda.
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No! This is "The Creature" Frankenstein was the Doctor! Read Marry Shelly's work, it's quite amazing.
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now I know who is Frankenstein
sorry
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Still, it's a really amazing book, I read the Complete Unabridged work.
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I know the story came from,
It starts from the first battery that being invented.
but.... I don't remember who invent the story of Frankenstein.
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Not really. The Doctor gets some body parts form a friend. and Creates life. Infact, the Doctor never used lighting.
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he use battery, or generated electricity instead.
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There wasn't any use of electrical current in the novel...
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Great piece of work!!
Thanks for sharing...
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Nice details, all these wrinkles n everything. Awesome!
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It's amazing how much you make it look like a photograph, but I'm sure if you work on something (correctly) for over 40 hours, all that hard work is going to show! Lovely job!!
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Thank you, I do find the more time I put in the better the outcome. Also if I am enjoying the drawing it tends to show in the finished work too.
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I know you want to avoid ruining the look of your art, but you may want to consider a less easily removed watermark.
Excellent work as always!
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I wasn't going to have a watermark at all but right before I uploaded it I put one on. I know once you post something on the net you don't have much control over it.
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Very nice! I never really looked at Frankenstein's face up close. This is really good.
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Try looking at him for a few weeks up close! lol
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I said 5 times "wow!" when I opened this picture! perfect! I can see the dry skin and each perfect detail!
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Thank you times 5
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I was confused as to why you uploaded the photograph, and then I realized that this is a pencil drawing.
I have the photo in a book right next to me and I still can't find any differences.
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Thanks, the details were interesting to recreate.
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