#vampireart

[enchantedbook]

'Vampire Fairy Demon' by Takato Yamamoto.

[quentims]

"Sit with me fledgling" Vampire Celine

[lucasgarcete]

After sunset, by Lucas Garcete {via Instagram}

[employee645-gay]

“Gabrielle, do it.”

Inspired by my favourite XWP episode “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”... or the one where Gabrielle wanders into a lesbian vampire club alalalalallllaaae *somersault* the subtext was strong in that one. Also, I’m a sucker for vampires, so bacchae Gabs turning Xena was asdfghkl. 🧛‍♀️🔥

[plastic-axee]

Green 🥰🥰

I struggled with the red roses and decided that this art wouldn't be monochrome

[ddladiva]

Test test test

[cocizaka]

🩸 Dracula’s Brides — Collaboration Artwork

Collab with the amazing artist @wonderjulia.art Reference attached below.

This piece is inspired by Van Helsing (2004) — specifically the iconic brides of Dracula. In our collaboration, Julia illustrated Aleera, while I painted Verona. We wanted to capture their hypnotic allure, supernatural elegance, and the eerie stillness of that crimson bath scene.

Working on this was incredibly exciting — especially blending our different styles into one atmospheric illustration. Their expressions, the glossy skin, the unnerving calmness — everything was crafted to show that mix of beauty and danger the Brides are known for.

🖤 My part: Verona 🖤 Julia’s part: Aleera 📸 Reference: last slide

[saudahpop]

Akasha from Queen of the Damned

When I made the list for Fanguary I wanted to make it more diverse. The first one coming to mind being the Queen herself played by the late Aaliyah. Let it be known that I never want to draw this much jewellery for another month or more because holy god it made me curse. However, I think I can admit, I kinda cooked.

Also, to add my personal two cents. While I understand that Akasha is implied to be Ancient Egyptian and therefore people often fancast her as more Mediterranean looking, I would totally be down for a more Early Dynasty Nubia influenced casting and styling. After all, the Greco-Roman influence to Egypt was a lot later and whilst Cleopatra VII was Ptolomeic and therefore not black, a lot of the earlier dynasties were and it shouldn't be erased from the history.