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"Billy & Sarah Vs The Movie Monsters" follow up post
Inital post with all story info: https://www.tumblr.com/artmakerproductions/789262171656814592/billy-sarah-invasion-of-the-movie-monsters?source=share
Did a bit of further experimenting with blue and red colours that mirror the classic 3-D glasses. Only here the colours would be on the monsters themselves rather than soley emitting the fiery glow.
Now the close-ups.
So, any thoughts on it?
Not enough people talk about the fact that The Little Shop of Horrors is public domain. NOT the musical or the 1986 film, those are still under copyright, but the original 1960 film directed by Roger Corman.
So along with the rest of the cast, the man-eating plant Audrey Jr. is public domain. As long as its this version of it and not the big puppet from the later movie (who is actually called Audrey II instead of Audrey Jr anyways)
You can watch the movie on the internet archive
Seymour Krelboin is a hapless sap working in a skid row flower shop. He loves coworker Audrey Fulquard, but is close to losing his job. Luck
Little Pet Shop of Horrors.
I made a digital version, because the paper version didn't look very good.
Little shop of horrors but Audrey II is Hatsune Miku
Audrey Jr
Little shop of Horrors
I drew this in 2019.
Here is an alternate version of the Little Shop of Horrors illustration I posted earlier.
I actually prefer this version.
Little Shop of Horrors (1986) is my all time favourite movie and musical.
I drew this in 2019.
Inked traditionally with dip pens and Windsor & Newton inks. Assembly and background was done digitally.
The answer may surprise you.