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"We are explorers in the further regions of experience — demons to some, angels to others..."

I was bored in real estate class this weekend. And the events of last week's Texas Frightmare Weekend were still happily dancing in my mind, along with the impressive responses from the Captain Elliott Spenser drawing. The product was this doodle I drew this inside my textbook, along with some random Elliott doodles — which were, also, equally cartoony:

Cenobites are the enforcers of Hell who serve under the Lovecraftian-esque lord of labyrinth, the Leviathan. They are charged with retrieving anyone who solved one of any of the 270 Lemarchand puzzle boxes, which if solved opens a gateway between our world and Hell, highly sought after by the greatest of hedonists for its promise of unparalleled pleasures. They are mutilated yet beautiful, demonic yet angelic. Their humanity was ripped from them:

"Pinhead" (centre), the Dark Prince of Pain and the Angel of Suffering, was formerly a decorated war-hero of the British Army named Elliott Spenser of the First World War; but after witnessing such atrocities of battle, he had lost all faith in humanity and proclaimed himself an "explorer of forbidden pleasures." His appetites were indulged, but it was through the Lament Configuration that a world of experience beyond limits opened to him that, eventually, become his domain. Opening the box is both the invitation and the key to unlock his world of dark fantasies and forbidden sins.

The "Female" (left, called "DeepThroat" by the film crew) was the beautiful and virginal Sister Nikoletta, who had spent a life seclusion of "religion breeds desire" that was once unparalleled, but her devotion waned as the seeds of lust and wanting grew secretly within her. A stranger sought shelter at her convent and gratified her hungers by presenting her with the Lemarchand's Box. She is a supplier of pain, atrocity, and sweet sensation.

The "Chatterer" (right), Pinhead's second lieutenant, was a 13-year-old child of misery who sought redemption from his own pain by torturing and slaughtering animals. The boy would find the absolution through the Box. His solitude and misery forever accompanied by the echoes of the sound of his chattering teeth. His mutilation blinded him, but if he proves his loyalty and servitude at Pinhead's side, he would receive the gift of sight.

I really like this doodle! I like that Pinhead as the main focus, with the infamous Lament Configuration in his hands, with the Female and the Chatterer as his little (chibi) shoulder angels...er, demons — whatever! I think it's cute.

Models - Doug Bradley, Barbie Wilde, Nicholas Vince

Medium - HB mechanical pencil, 4B graphite, col-erase blue, coloured pencil (Faber-Castell), highlighter yellow (BiC).

Hellraiser © Clive Barker.

Description
"We are explorers in the further regions of experience — demons to some, angels to others..."

I was bored in real estate class this weekend. And the events of last week's Texas Frightmare Weekend were still happily dancing in my mind, along with the impressive responses from the Captain Elliott Spenser drawing. The product was this doodle I drew this inside my textbook, along with some random Elliott doodles — which were, also, equally cartoony:

Cenobites are the enforcers of Hell who serve under the Lovecraftian-esque lord of labyrinth, the Leviathan. They are charged with retrieving anyone who solved one of any of the 270 Lemarchand puzzle boxes, which if solved opens a gateway between our world and Hell, highly sought after by the greatest of hedonists for its promise of unparalleled pleasures. They are mutilated yet beautiful, demonic yet angelic. Their humanity was ripped from them:

"Pinhead" (centre), the Dark Prince of Pain and the Angel of Suffering, was formerly a decorated war-hero of the British Army named Elliott Spenser of the First World War; but after witnessing such atrocities of battle, he had lost all faith in humanity and proclaimed himself an "explorer of forbidden pleasures." His appetites were indulged, but it was through the Lament Configuration that a world of experience beyond limits opened to him that, eventually, become his domain. Opening the box is both the invitation and the key to unlock his world of dark fantasies and forbidden sins.

The "Female" (left, called "DeepThroat" by the film crew) was the beautiful and virginal Sister Nikoletta, who had spent a life seclusion of "religion breeds desire" that was once unparalleled, but her devotion waned as the seeds of lust and wanting grew secretly within her. A stranger sought shelter at her convent and gratified her hungers by presenting her with the Lemarchand's Box. She is a supplier of pain, atrocity, and sweet sensation.

The "Chatterer" (right), Pinhead's second lieutenant, was a 13-year-old child of misery who sought redemption from his own pain by torturing and slaughtering animals. The boy would find the absolution through the Box. His solitude and misery forever accompanied by the echoes of the sound of his chattering teeth. His mutilation blinded him, but if he proves his loyalty and servitude at Pinhead's side, he would receive the gift of sight.

I really like this doodle! I like that Pinhead as the main focus, with the infamous Lament Configuration in his hands, with the Female and the Chatterer as his little (chibi) shoulder angels...er, demons — whatever! I think it's cute.

Models - Doug Bradley, Barbie Wilde, Nicholas Vince

Medium - HB mechanical pencil, 4B graphite, col-erase blue, coloured pencil (Faber-Castell), highlighter yellow (BiC).

Hellraiser © Clive Barker.