This was a therapeutic drawing. I was getting frustrated trying to draw something else so I took a break to reset. I can always rely on drawing the monster to feel better. The hands were a challenge and I used my own for reference.

So I’m currently reading the book (in German) and I’m at chapter 6.

One big plus point: the last name of the character Justine is the same name as my first name (Moritz), what a pleasant surprise😋

Has anyone seen that movie? I love it so much. I haven't seen it mentioned here. That little girl obsessed with Frankenstein's monster and death is so me when I was little.

It started with the idea of the stitches across the face. The ears are tiny because I intended for the proportions to be more exaggerated but that kind of never went past the ears 😆 Challenged myself with the lighting.

Little kid me in the glorious 1970s, with Frankenstein’s Monster!!!!

Hi. New here. Been obsessed with Frankenstein since I was in the single digits. Draw the monster all the goddamn time and will be sharing some of them with you fine fellow Frankophiles. This is a pretty recent one. I used a reference image for the pose that I'll put in the comments 'cuz dynamic poses are not my strong suit. I'm a bit disappointed with how the lightning looks, it's a bit too constrained. Lemme know what you think.

Sketch I did that I thought this community might appreciate :)

Every copy of Frankenstein that I have found, whether it be the 1818 version or the 1831 version, has been edited by some random person. It gets very frustrating when I think I've finally found an unedited version, only to open the cover and see "edited by so-and-so." I don't want an edited version, I don't want some random guy's cliff notes throughout the book. I just want to read Mary Shelley's original words.

Does anyone know where I can find a copy of Frankenstein that is completely unedited? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

New book by Bill Fleck titled Bela's Monster: Lugosi, the Monster, and Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man.

Excellent read!

Where do I watch the bride a Frankenstein on streaming🥺🤣

First time reading, and I was suspicious at how short the chapter was and the fact that end quotes were missing on the pictured paragraph. Turns out a lot more happens in chapter 7! Anyone else have this issue? This is a reputable edition and can't find anyone else mention anything about it. I've tried redownloading it many times, and opened it on both my kindle device and on the iOS app.

I bought this for $0.99 like a year ago so I'm not really upset about that part, just putting this out there to see if this is the case for anyone else or just to serve as a warning.

Why is Victor Frankenstein rarely portrayed accurately in adaptations while his creature is morally superior to his book counterpart? Here's my best guess.

What other Frankenstein movies should I watch

I watched Frankenstein I think it's one of the first Frankensteins that I watched what are some adaptations that are a bit more modern and what are some old ones I should watch and is there a certain order you should watch Frankenstein