#phantom of the opera fanart

I kinda forgot I had a tumblr… here’s some Christines for you

klausscrimshaw:

Redraw of a veeeeery old piece that I did when I first got into the fandom, and I’m so happy of how this redraw turned out ☺️ I poured so much into the original piece and I still like it, but I thought why not try to draw what I originally had in mind?

The major differences are Christine’s dress and Erik’s face. Concerning the first, the reason it was so simple is because I simply wasn’t skilled enough to draw something else than a regular corset-directly-on-the-skin dress (god klaus why, you did the research you knew this was ridiculous). For Erik’s face, I was just still very influenced by the musical while just having finished the book, that’s why our poor fellow had the 2 deformities :’) Now I prefer my Erik to just have the regular « skull face » deformation. Oh and Christine has a hand now because I’m better at them lol

Now here you h ave it, my phantom of the Opera fanart inspired by Klimt’s kiss and Van Gogh’s stary night. (…it’s an excuse for not putting any real effort into the background)

Redraw of a veeeeery old piece that I did when I first got into the fandom, and I’m so happy of how this redraw turned out ☺️ I poured so much into the original piece and I still like it, but I thought why not try to draw what I originally had in mind?

The major differences are Christine’s dress and Erik’s face. Concerning the first, the reason it was so simple is because I simply wasn’t skilled enough to draw something else than a regular corset-directly-on-the-skin dress (god klaus why, you did the research you knew this was ridiculous). For Erik’s face, I was just still very influenced by the musical while just having finished the book, that’s why our poor fellow had the 2 deformities :’) Now I prefer my Erik to just have the regular « skull face » deformation. Oh and Christine has a hand now because I’m better at them lol

Now here you h ave it, my phantom of the Opera fanart inspired by Klimt’s kiss and Van Gogh’s stary night. (…it’s an excuse for not putting any real effort into the background)