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BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA (1992) studies
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come freely, go safely… … and leave something of the happiness you bring
Source: feedingmyinsomia
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Dracula and Lisa Tepes
A rendition of Klimt’s ‘The Kiss’. These two are killing me. You can get this as prints here.
Der Biss
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Art by Smirtouille
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I have crossed oceans of time to find you… the voyage mostly involved sitting around and occasionally feeding babies to all of my wives that are not you.
Bram Stoker (Dracula - no really, this is legit totally in the book)
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Dracula Illustrations by Abigail Larson
Tumblr // Society6 // Instagram
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Art of Joseph Vargo (of Nox Arcana) III - Dracula Themed.
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The Count sat upon his throne, lost in his thoughts for a moment or two. In his life, he always found time to reflect about certain aspects…what he could have done differently…for his wives….his children…his people.
He sighed softly as he heard someone approach him, “…who dares to disturb me in my quiet time? You must have a very good reason…”, he looked up with a bored expression.
I so love this!
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Dracula (1931) || What We Do In The Shadows (2014)
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Dracula (1931)
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Brem Stoker ‘‘Drakula’‘
Inkdrawing.
