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And a few horror classics.(c) Respective companies
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Yeah, I guess I always considered him an early horror star in line with The Golem and Orlock.
"The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari"
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Just saw that movie yesterday. I can see why you added him.
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Caligari was from another company, although the name escapes me.
Also, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was an MGM movie.
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these are cute. cute probably is a bad adjective to use to describe monsters, but I think you know what I mean.
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I used to be afraid of monsters in the closet (hihihihi you should have selected this one too), aliens or oogie boogies when I sleep, but now I'm only afraid of a mad scientist using me as I sleep
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HA! Unless the scientists are also massage experts! 
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I would drool on it, keep the original away from my mouth. I have restarted inking a massive monster shot too, the pencils have been lying around for a mummy's age!
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Oh man! I look forward to (assuming that at some point some grave robber will break into that mummy's crypt and expose those ancient remnants to the modern world) seeing them.
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Quick question:
What software do you need to make art like this?
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I just copy and paste onto my basic paint program. You can google for templates to build upon and change color. Just Zoom in and go square by square!
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Ooooh, I highly suggest you google The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. You veel like yes? Yes you veeeel!
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The characters I listed are in the public domain, as for their looks and makeup, Universal still has copyright over all of them. Especially Fankenstein, Wolfman, Mummy, Phantom, and the Creature. And Hyde was Paramount Studios btw. LOL. GREAT JOB!
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Awesome! The more you know!
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Caligari is German. Just letting you know. And Dracula, Frankenstein, The Phantom, Mr. Hyde, and Caligari are all in the public domain. The rest are not. Especially the Invisible Man. In the film League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen, they had to change his name due to copyright laws, yet in the graphic novels, it's the original one, aka Griffin.
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Then they went and stuck in Tom Sawyer!
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I imagine them with subtle video-game animation (like rising and falling shoulders, head, arms), and it's some sort of selection screen to pick which character to use for the next level/fight. I would chose swamp creature
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I would totally pick him too. I always fall for the aqua beasts!
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HA! Thanks for the luv!
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Nice.
I am thinking Dr. Caligari is public domain. I believe it's on the Internet Archive.
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You are probably right, I didn't even think about that.
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I was helping someone out who was studying German expressionism a couple of years ago, and I think she watched it on there. Probably the most famous example of the filmmaking movement.
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Nice work. Interesting that you included Dr. Caligari.
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Thanks, yeah I am pretty sure I was moving to The Golem and Nosferatu but I kind of fell out of making those.
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