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I absolutely love this interpretation, posted by the artist Bret Herholz on his blog:
http://herbertzohl.blogspot.com/2010/06/third-dark-shadows-commission.html
Yesterday, he shared his 2nd DS commission-- of Quentin as werewolf:
http://herbertzohl.blogspot.com/2010/06/second-dark-shadows-commission.html
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I absolutely love this interpretation, posted by the artist Bret Herholz on his blog:
Very interesting to see that photo interpreted in his style.
Yesterday, he shared his 2nd DS commission-- of Quentin as werewolf:
Love the suit. Must be an interpretation of a dream Quentin had in the '70s. [b003]
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Must be an interpretation of a dream Quentin had in the '70s. [b003]
LOL
The first drawing he posted, of course it's Barnabas:
http://herbertzohl.blogspot.com/2010/06/barnabas-collins.html
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That's great. Shades of Edward Gorey.
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Those are different but quite interesting! :) Thanks for sharing Midnite! [ghost_smiley]
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Very Edward Gorey-ish, indeed - one of my favorite illustrators.
Gerard
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He's definitely a Gorey fan--which shows good taste. His version of Cassandra is a little too palely loitering for me, but I enjoy the drawing on its own terms.
G.
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Those are fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
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They reminded me of the opening title sequence to the BBC's "Mystery" series on PBS. Which, I now discover, is the artwork of Edward Gorey. [ghost_smiley]
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Ed Gorey also designed the sets for the 70's Broadway revival of Dracula with Frank Langella.
Gerard