Classic Collection Artwork!!

Started by crissrudd4554, February 23, 2013, 04:42:40 PM

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crissrudd4554

#270
Frankenstein and Dracula covers modeled after the 1980's VHS covers.



Mike Scott

I remember those Frank and Drac cassette boxes! They must have been the first Universal horrors released to home video.
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Mike Scott

#272
Thought I'd do a quick reference guide for the "Universal Horror Classics" VHS boxes and the few that didn't get included in either set. (The Invisible Ray should have been part of the "Classics Collection"!)



The ones that got away. KINO VIDEO and IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT VHS
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crissrudd4554

The two Ape Woman sequels I sorta wish had been in the CC just for continuity.

Mike Scott

Quote from: crissrudd4554 on June 30, 2016, 10:53:16 AM
The two Ape Woman sequels I sorta wish had been in the CC just for continuity.

Yes and maybe SHE-WOLF, since it now gets included in the WOLF MAN DVD sets.
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crissrudd4554

Yeah that too. I still wonder who it was that did the CC covers especially since Universal clearly were not the only studio to implore the same artist(s) and/or same concept.
















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Quote from: Mike Scott on June 30, 2016, 01:55:09 AM
Thought I'd do a quick reference guide for the "Universal Horror Classics" VHS boxes and the few that didn't get included in either set. (The Invisible Ray should have been part of the "Classics Collection"!)



"The Old Dark House" should have been wedged in there somewhere.

Not really a "monster" picture per se, but a lovely little James Whale Universal horror nonetheless.
ADAM

crissrudd4554

Universal lost the rights to it. :(

Monsters For Sale

Quote from: crissrudd4554 on June 30, 2016, 01:39:26 PM
Universal lost the rights to it. :(

I know.

I just meant that it deserved to have been included in the group on its own merits.

A Universal produced, James Whale directed, Boris Karloff starring chiller.
ADAM

Mike Scott

#279
Quote from: Monsters For Sale on June 30, 2016, 01:44:05 PM
I just meant that it deserved to have been included in the group on its own merits.

A Universal produced, James Whale directed, Boris Karloff starring chiller.

I included the KINO VHS as an extra in my previous post. Also THE BRUTE MAN.
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Mike Scott

#280
May as well finish it off with the "Golden Age of Science Fiction Thrillers" series and a couple of other Universal '50s sci-fi movies.

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crissrudd4554

Quote from: Mike Scott on June 30, 2016, 09:13:38 PM
May as well finish it off with the "Golden Age of Science Fiction Thrillers" series and a couple of other Universal '50s sci-fi movies.



I have artworks for a few of these :)

crissrudd4554

Ghost of Frankenstein cover recreation using the original source photos. Also my first colorization attempt. My friends better at this than I am.


aura of foreboding

Quote from: crissrudd4554 on July 01, 2016, 05:32:12 PM
Ghost of Frankenstein cover recreation using the original source photos. Also my first colorization attempt. My friends better at this than I am.


Nice work!  I would just add some blue highlighting around the Monster to let it blend more with the background per the original.   :D

crissrudd4554

Thanks for the tip and feedback. I'm still tampering with it somewhat. Trying to get the blue reflection on his left side to blend in more.