5/10/19 Lon Chaney as The Hypnotist in London After Midnight

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I am chaney, i am from ireland. I work with pens and ink, (mostly black and white). My stuff is creepy :)

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Mine would be:
Wolfsbane (New Mutants)
Van Helsing (guilty pleasure and that design is badass)
Oz from Buffy (a super chill werewolf guitarist? Come on.)
Lawrence Talbot (Chaney or Del Toro, gotta love the old school. )

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A character I drew that was heavily inspired by Lon Chaney's character from London After Midnight.

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Warm up with Blissey today. I give out free hard boiled eggs owo. (Restrictions on turning into a happiny with no memories, a Chaney with at least your old name, or another blissey for the already motherly folk apply.)

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DRACULA vs. FRANKENSTEIN (1971) by Al Adamson w/ Lon Chaney Jr.

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Happy Birthday to The Man of a Thousand Faces, LON CHANEY!

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I finished up the Wolfman! A lot of permutations of the concept have made his face more lupine in subsequent years, but there's something fun about the original design which transformed Lon Chaney Jr.'s face into something more akin to the initial stages of transformation.

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LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT 1927
First major U.S. vampire film (Tod Browning); starring Lon Chaney (1883-1930) in his only vampire role & Edna Tichenor as
Bat-Girl Luna. This silent film was adapted from a short story 'The Hypnotist' & capitalised on the success of 'Dracula' on stage.

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The very talented Lon Chaney Jr. One of the cornerstones of the Universal Horror era. Gouache on cold press paper.

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Ugly Christmas Sweaters for , Gangyzgirl, Chaney, and respectively! Thanks so much for commissioning me, these were a lot of fun!

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Commission for Chaney of their and their friend's Jedi ladies kicking names and taking butts!

Not your commission? Then don't f***ing use it.

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Phantom of the Opera -- Lon Chaney drawing -- close up pics to show details -- mixed media

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An oldie I did years ago in watercolor dyes- Lon Chaney Jr as the Wolfman! ‘‘Tis the season!

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Inktober day 14 - The Phantom of the Opera (1925)

Starring 'The Man of a Thousand Faces' Lon Chaney, this silent horror is among the first film adaptations of Gaston Leroux's novel.

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