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Ouff! I'm working on a different monitor right now, and doing digital drawings is more difficult than expected. I see colors in a different way, so I thought to start with something black and white
This is a sort of remake of this piece:

By now, I saw all the movies about "Wuthering heights" but the 1939's and 1970's version. I saw the 2009 version with Tom Hardy and Charlotte Riley and YAAAAAAAAAAYY I finally found my Catherine! I already knew Charlotte but never thought of her as Catherine... I have to say she's just perfect to me. Despite this, I was quite depressed in the end because I loved all the movie but the final... OMG OMG OMG. They practically deleted the most beautiful and important dialogue of the story. I always cry when it comes to Heathcliff's "What kind of living will it be when you - Oh, God! would you like to lie with your soul in the grave?"... but this time I almost cried because this part was missing. Arrrrggghh.

Art ©
Character © Emily Brontë, "Wuthering Heights"

[Clip studio Paint + PScs5]

Description
Commissions info | Facebook | Tumblr | My OCs
Ouff! I'm working on a different monitor right now, and doing digital drawings is more difficult than expected. I see colors in a different way, so I thought to start with something black and white
This is a sort of remake of this piece:

By now, I saw all the movies about "Wuthering heights" but the 1939's and 1970's version. I saw the 2009 version with Tom Hardy and Charlotte Riley and YAAAAAAAAAAYY I finally found my Catherine! I already knew Charlotte but never thought of her as Catherine... I have to say she's just perfect to me. Despite this, I was quite depressed in the end because I loved all the movie but the final... OMG OMG OMG. They practically deleted the most beautiful and important dialogue of the story. I always cry when it comes to Heathcliff's "What kind of living will it be when you - Oh, God! would you like to lie with your soul in the grave?"... but this time I almost cried because this part was missing. Arrrrggghh.

Art ©
Character © Emily Brontë, "Wuthering Heights"

[Clip studio Paint + PScs5]