More Batman Characters

 

Okay, here are a few more of my Batman universe watercolor illustrations.  Commissioner Gordon is wearing my glasses.

Edward Nygma is sporting his more subtle look.  Well, as subtle as a green suit with purple accessories can be.  He did limit the number of question marks in his look. 

Professor Pyg is a thing borne of nightmares.  My inspiration for this (aside from the actual character itself) is some of the manic villains animated by Don Bluth.

Some Disney Villains

A while back I decided to draw all the Disney villains from the major animated features.  Gaston was featured a couple of posts ago, but that was quite a while ago and I never finished sharing them.  Here are a few more of them.

Cute and innocent she may appear, but Zootopia's Assistant Mayor Bellwether is not to be underestimated.

Less a villain and more a force of nature, Chernabog is the threat in the original Fantasia.

Clayton's only goal is the capture of the gorilla family and not even Tarzan will stand in his way.

If I drew the Batman universe...

Welcome to the world beneath Wayne Manor, where the heroes can be as dark as the villains they face.  I decided to play a little with the familiar characters of DC Comics Batman line.  I acknowledge that all Batman related characters are copyright of DC Comics, and are here for no other purpose but as fan art.

First up, the nefarious Clown Prince of Crime, the Joker.  Although he's been portrayed in many different ways across multiple media, the characteristics that have stayed with me since childhood are the green hair, white skin, and bright red lips pulled into a gruesome smile.  This watercolor version accentuates the fashion style of Jack Nicholson's portrayal, merged with the Bruce Timm animated character, voiced by Mark Hamill. My own style is influenced by the comic creators, as well as animation studios like Warner Bros. and Disney.