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The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis StevensonRelated content
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Donβt recall Hyde being that dig and monstrous.
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Allen Moore gave an explanation in League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
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I've never met him.
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Oh, okay--I get what you were depicting, now! The greedy way that Hyde swallowed up Jekyll and took over! Yes, I like it very much, but--and this is not directed against your interpretation, by the way--I'm always looking for an artist's rendering of Hyde as Stevenson described him: dwarfish, pale, with that nameless aspect of deformity and such evil stamped in his face that you hate him on sight! I'll bet you can do it, if anyone can!
...PS: Don't let me swamp you with all these suggestions!
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yes this was way more artistic representation than following true to the description, but you know, it just kinda made sense to me this way.
I doubt for this set I would draw another accurate hyde, maybe a one off drawing sometime? who knows!
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Have you read "The mysterious gappers of fripp"? The art is wonderful and somewhat similar to this picture
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Never heard of it...
Hmm, I'll amazon it.
m.s.c.
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Gaaah *feels dumb* I searched it and the actual title is "The very PERSISTANT gappers of frip" (it's a kids book, so I read it years and years ago) Lol sorry bout that
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Yeah, I just found it on B&N.com.
Thanks for the suggestion, I'm always happy to find new books to read.
m.s.c.
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Great story, great musical, great characters! I love it!
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Thank you.
Jekyll and Hyde were the first ones I drew in this series, and still one of my favorites.
m.s.c.
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It's wonderful! And you're quite welcome!
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