Hotel Transylvania Dracula drawing! Bleh bleh bleh!

Apologies for drifting off and being a bit off with the verbage / spelling, must be the medication.
For this artist has a definite sense of pride in all the works I've seen so far.

Ah it's fine man! Trust me all I do now is typo typo typo because working out tires me out 24/7. Yes she does. Very confident and beautiful sweet girl

Seems like Halloween is still among us. My children love this movie. The details of the dungeon and sconces one could easily leave our for all the work that goes into the dungeon, but she never leaves them out, and that shows the love of her craft whether it be a cartoon piece like this one or the previous portrait. One can tell she lives fir details. He's happily inviting you into his new Hotel! Look at his smile, the cheerful expression in his eyes as he holds his magnificent cape open welcoming you. Same as the artist does with the colors of his cape, the details in his cummerbund, she did an exquisite job with his suit
frim the jacket, pants, and buttons are so well visualized even though it could get lost with someone drawing in this monochromatic style, nothing is lost here, and with the artist. Another fine job.

So real man. I love when she draws anything. It always feels so special to feel invited into her world

"i don't say bleh bleh bleh"

Ah, yes! I've seen this film once with my niece and I remember it well. Bloody hysterical! Such a fitting work for the Halloween season that is upon us. My niece is actually best mates with the artist (my niece is not Abby, before anyone inquires) and if she is anything of a reliable source, this artist is bonkers for Halloween. Surely this isn't her only piece pertaining to it. Loving the fabric on the cape and all the intricacies of the fabric of the clothing. The artist is clearly an expert at conveying fabric details, especially in a monochromatic outfit? That could be so easily lost or gotten knackered with but clearly that wasn't even a thought here. This shining individual seems to be incapable of creating anything less than perfection, simply perfection in every work.