Today’s prompt, “expensive” was another one I couldn’t immediately think of a Halloween twist for. That is until I thought of the very expensive chandelier in the Paris Opera house before it was dropped on the audience by the Phantom of the Opera.
The first thing I thought of for today’s prompt, “drain” was the shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho. But I really didn’t want to spend Halloween doing snuff art. So I did sewer monsters instead.
A very happy birthday to Mr. Dizzy Gillespie!
Let’s celebrate by listening to him and his people perform Chano Pozo’s Tin Tin Deo
“Breakable” is another prompt that gave me a dislike of this year’s Inktober prompt list. I admit that my image started as a grasping at straws cop out loosly based on a Jekyll and Hyde image I did two Inktobers ago.
Still, I’m pleasantly surprised how well this one turned out.
I do not know why “roasted” and “scorched” were on the same prompt list! But I make due with a mob with torches and pitchforks go after the monster.
It’s a bit rushed and sloppy but I like how the fire effects turned out.
When I first saw today’s prompt, bottle, I immediately thought of homunculi. Specifically, the collection of them owned by Dr. Septimus Pretoriusin Bride of Frankenstein.
I remember reading how Alchemists allegedly made them. There were just enough details that trying to make one was almost tempting.
