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🎃How Earth inspired a MONSTER!🎃

The year that Mary Shelley wrote 1816, is called the Year Without a Summer because the aerosols in the atmosphere caused temporary cooling worldwide.

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2018-11-01

October 30 Mythka's Monstrous Halloween! - Frankenstein's Bride
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Commissioned by: boisenberry

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2018-11-01

Frankenstein duo ⚗️🎃👻

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2018-10-31

Halloweeny warm-up sketch with Venom Snake as Frankenstein's monster and a lil vampire Kaz😂

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2018-10-31

oh here’s my inktober for day 30. an eighties Frankenstein’s monster?!! Idk there’s a bts on my Instagram story lol.

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2018-10-31

Because tomorrow's Halloween have a Frankenstein :D I drew up this design back in 2012 and its always fun to come back to. I picture him sounding like Grog Strongjaw

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2018-10-30

“You are mine Elizabeth Lavanza” - some Elizabeth and Victor from The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein by

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2018-10-31

Day 19: Frankenstein’s Monster
Sequel to the zombie lady, she got better.

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2018-10-31

it's week and our artists are creating some seriously creepy characters! 🧟‍♂️👓⚡️artwork by Scott Balmer. https://t.co/ps0Y3wCc2D

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2018-10-30

Two more Halloween inspired digital doodles on the iPad for the morning commute. The Creature from the Black Lagoon and the Bride Of Frankenstein.

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2018-10-30

Bedtime doodle on the iPad..... Frankenstein!

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2018-10-30

Mary and her creation ⚡️ Today's prompt is Mary Shelley! This year is the 200th anniversary of her 1818 novel, "Frankenstein; or The Modern Prometheus" which she wrote at just eighteen years old!

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The Bride of Frankenstein played by Elsa Lanchester, beautifully illustrated by Sharon Pinsker: https://t.co/cVlHquE4BK

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