Neen🫀

illustration inspired by Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein" showing the creature standing beside a tree on a hilltop.

"It was the wretch, the filthy daemon, to whom I had given life."

Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" was published on this day in 1818 🫀

a grey scale digital work in progress sketch of alicent hightower and rhaenyra targaryen from house of the dragon

🏳️‍🌈? 🤨 #wip

is bsky eating anyone else's posts

My first variant cover, and I am so happy I got to to draw it for an old childhood hero of mine 🩵🐰
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Thank you @darkhorse.com @justineisinger.bsky.social @jaredcullum.bsky.social @stansakaiofficial.bsky.social

an ink drawing of Elizabeth in her x-ray dress holding a skull and two moths

A page of several sketches showing Elizabeth's green malachite dress and her bloodied wedding gown.

A page of several sketches showing elizabeth's x ray dress, two of her green dress with the teal veil and purple bonnet and another of her yellow bonnet and moth shawl holding a red umbrella in the rain

Some sketches exploring Kate Hawley's costume designs for Elizabeth in Frankenstein

⚡️ @neencasey.bsky.social will be creating a fabulous illustration for our project. Neen’s use of atmosphere, composition and values make her work an exhilarating addition to the zine!

#Frankenstein #Fandomzine

a painterly sketch on a plain blue background of usagi tsukino from sailor moon in her school uniform. she is laughing and clutching her satchel schoolbag in one hand and has a sailor v comic book tucked into her elbow on the other side

And another 🌙

a flat colour sketch of princess serenity from sailor moon in a white gown on a pink background. she has her hands resting on her chest and is looking up mournfully, a single tear streaming down her cheek

a warmup from the weekend

If it fits it does not sits. If it fits it has already fallen for human's evil plot to finally kill it after eleven years of devoted servitude

I think my cat is broken because she will not get in a box no matter what

I like it when the cure for an art block really is just remembering to take my stupid little mental health walk

an illustration of poison ivy; every part of her being seems to be amalgamated into the tree bark, its roots, the vines and the leaves. in the distance are gothic looking structures that seem overtaken by nature.

oh miss ivy 🥀

#art

A young woman in 15th century inspired black plate armor, looking wistfully and holding a longsword that has a magical golden light emanating from it. Behind her is a rich colorful tapestry with late Medieval motifs that's interwoven with gold thread.

Romantasy book cover illustration: A dark, imposing castle with both Gothic and Ancient Greek elements, seen through a round frame of roses. Pink sand glitters around the roses and falls in the foreground. Among the roses we see a Spartan helmet, a shield, spears, and a small mouse.

Achilles and Patroclos, standing next to each other in front of a raging fire. Achilles is outfitted for battle and looks wistfully into the distance, while Patroclos ties some laces of his armor, also looking sad. Behind them and above there's the mosaic of a warrior in his chariot.

Hi #PortfolioDay! I’m Kristina, a bookish illustrator inspired by history and mythology, with 10+ years freelance experience.

🌎 www.kristinagehrmann.com
📩 info@kristinagehrmann.com

The character Ofelia, from the movie Pan's Labyrinth, is surrounded by food and is about to eat a grape. The Pale Man monster is behind her, distracted by a fairy.

🤚👁️👁️✋ Pan's Labyrinth~

Ofelia, no...

Juan Brufal

Hi #PortfolioDay!

I'm Maren, a freelance illustrator from Spain who likes tasty colors and fantasy themes 💀🌱

✉️ art@vespervines.com
🎨 vespervines.com

absolutely stunning!

#portfolioday, I'm trying my luck again with my very old illustrations ⚡️⚡️⚡️

🪽QRP with your wing art! 🪽

funny consequence of drawing the creature a lot since frankenstein came out is that the instagram algorithm has decided it only wants to show me compilations of jacob elordi laughing and frolicking and being whimsical and such as if he's playing my dead wife in a flashback in an action movie

a 9-panel grid showing a summary of my digital paintings this year in no particular order. From top left through to bottom right, the images are as follows: The Creature from Guillermo Del Toro's 2025 Frankenstein film carrying Elizabeth down the stairs as she clings to him, blood soaking her white gown; Doc Ock reimagined as a fat woman holding up a spider she has trapped under a glass; a woman in a bridal gown grasping a broken dagger behind her back as she is held in a half-embrace by a winged devil creature; two women in Victorian Era dress leaning in for an almost kiss between church arches; a simply coloured linework drawing of Alucard from Castlevania with his eyes downcast; two women in 18th century sack-back gowns standing in front of a sash window, the woman on the left is on her knees, begging her lover in a bridal veil not to go to the church that looms in the distance; Drolta from Castlevania Nocturne in her winged form, glowing pink and descending on the viewer; fat woman Doc Ock again with Spider-Man wrapped up and suspended from her tentacles in the distance; the merman from the Scandinavian Agneta and the Sea King fairytale flopped up on a jetty and backing Agneta into the water as she clutches her shawl in shock

For when you're too shy for #artvsartist (just put a drawing of Alucard instead)

I just saw someone yell “they’re just using it to generate ideas!”

And

I hate to say it

But if you work in the ART DEPARTMENT and you need a death machine stuffed with your colleagues’ work to give you ideas

Quit.

your use of colour is so soft and comforting ✨

a collage of my work with a selfie of me in the middle. the artworks are filled with nude figures with plants and foliage around them

#artvsartist2025

artwork of the creature from frankenstein (2025). the creature is the central figure, his body abstracted into the swathes of blues and greens, with a tinge of red, with details of furs of his coat and candles lit with red flames. his torso is carved out, exposing red flesh and a heart connected with veins that have some sprouting flowers, and the final scene of the creature embracing the morning sun. framing the creature are various body parts as well as the halves of victor and elizabeth's faces.

i love frankenstein (2025) so much

#art

2025 was fucking insane, to put it nicely

shifting back to inky linework after working in a painterly style for so long is quite nice. the clack clack clack sound of striking ctrl+z on my keyboard 200 times per minute is strangely relaxing

happy belated birthday, these are incredible 🎈🎂🎉🎁

it's my birthday today! here's some art i'm pretty fond of from this year ◡̈

obsessed. with that