Okay Phew!! My Biggest Tolkien-related Art To Date, Part Of A School Assignment. Featuring Mablung And

I realized I've never properly drawn Thea in her winter outfit <3 i know y'all don't know who she is but every time I post art of her I'm too lazy to explain sooo. curse of mysterious lady be upon ye

Don't let the ghosts and the ghouls disturb you, love. HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL (1959) Dir. William Castle

archery outfit for the girl 👍 not 100% sure about it but its there

edit: forgot to explain hehe, this is something she threw together out of clothes in the royal stables or whatever, so it's kind of a mismatched assortment of things. The braces are padded to protect her from the arrows, and the cowl is for pulling around her face in case she wants to not be recognized. Also wanted to include colors because I feel like a lot of people (movie producers........) ignore that ye olde "grimy and greyscale" medieval times was actually very colorful :)

You know what screw it. cringy oc time. unfinished sketches of my cuphead character her name is wilma wizard and she has a dog named melloncollie <3

Brooklyn Eagle, New York, October 31, 1920

Tiny friends

Photographed by Miles Herbert

Doctor X (1932) - dir. Michael Curtiz; 2-strip Technicolor photography by Ray Rennahan

caped crusader doodles from like 2 months ago lol,,, I have to add some batman content back to my blog

Just wanted to thank y'all so much for appreciating my vintage rogues!! I've been having a long stupid week but it makes me a lot happier knowing people like a project I've put a lot of time and thought into, which I rarely ever do lol. I know it's not a ton of notes but I was still pleasantly surprised..... especially since being a yapper AND a nerd is usually not a recipe for quick n easy posting lmao

Here's Scarecrow... I'm not entirely happy with him but I did this in a hurry so he'll have to do lol. I had a weird idea of making have a short pointy hat but like,, the edge functioned like a 40s fedora?? Idk if that actually worked but there you go.

I'm definetely a little obsessed with the relation of old horror movies with the fears of society at that time/the current events they were inspired by, and I tried to design Scarecrow with that in mind. Kind of obviously war in the 40s so I gave him a military inspired trenchcoat, but I also heard a take once that the scarecrow idea represents poverty, raggedy clothes and poor farmers and the like, and the Great Depression was fresh in the back of everyones minds at this point. Rationing during the war as well!! I'm using my last brain cell to write this so I hope this makes sense lol. That's it bye :)