Nosferatu (1922)

[whitehammer]

Continuing the Nosferatu Fest, I've created a label that would be applied to The Count's crates of earth on route to Wisborg, Also a newspaper clipping from the English version, a photo of the ship, (That may have hung on the Captains wall,) and a cleaned up version of one of the early posters for this classic. I hope you all enjoy these!!

 

[xmr1]

Great stuff, thanks! But the ship en route to Wisborg was the "Empusa", "Demeter" was the Dracula one.

 

[whitehammer]

Great stuff, thanks! But the ship en route to Wisborg was the "Empusa", "Demeter" was the Dracula one.

Thanks! All fixed!!

 

[Mr_Creepy]

Thanks again whitehammer!

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Thanks whitehammer :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

 

[xmr1]

Thanks for all, finally a piece I can ahng on my wall. That poster sat in a corner for ages...

 

[whitehammer]

That's very nice! Love it!

 

[xmr1]

Thanks!

 

[MAKE BELIEVE]

Here's a quick drawing I've made

 

[Amysticseer]

Does anyone have the files for the print any longer? All the links on here are no longer active, except the images showing how to fold the finished product.

 

[Conqueror_Worm]

Front:

Back:

 

[Aku]

Thank you to all for the various files.

I used a similar layout to XMR1's on page 2 for my daughters secret Santa. The limit is supposed to be £20 but I think I went a little over, but not by much. The poster was ordered from overseas and the frame was a cheap one from HMV.

A more professional frame would have been better as the cheap frame would not take thick frame card stock. I had to use thin card. Also, I could not find any of suitable size so ended up joining together two smaller sheets. Hence the need to move the movie poster to the left hand side as I stuffed up the join and had to cover it up.

I would have preferred using thicker card stock for the movie stills, but in order to keep costs down I used what I had handy. I also miss judged the allowance for the frame so they are not perfectly central.

The letter was printed on parchment like paper then aged using tea bags. I damped down the edges then lightly tore to make it look more worn

I'm not 100% happy with it, but then I can see all the mistakes. I'm sure she'll be thrilled.

 

[breen2057]

Thank you to all for the various files.

I used a similar layout to XMR1's on page 2 for my daughters secret Santa. The limit is supposed to be £20 but I think I went a little over, but not by much. The poster was ordered from overseas and the frame was a cheap one from HMV.

A more professional frame would have been better as the cheap frame would not take thick frame card stock. I had to use thin card. Also, I could not find any of suitable size so ended up joining together two smaller sheets. Hence the need to move the movie poster to the left hand side as I stuffed up the join and had to cover it up.

I would have preferred using thicker card stock for the movie stills, but in order to keep costs down I used what I had handy. I also miss judged the allowance for the frame so they are not perfectly central.

The letter was printed on parchment like paper then aged using tea bags. I damped down the edges then lightly tore to make it look more worn

I'm not 100% happy with it, but then I can see all the mistakes. I'm sure she'll be thrilled.

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nice job on framing the props. looks great.

 

[funboy1013xx]

I'm not 100% happy with it, but then I can see all the mistakes. I'm sure she'll be thrilled.

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I've been there a lot bud, I see every imperfection like you, and I cringe sometimes at showing my work. but THAT is the artist in us all. :cheers

 

[Scottred2]

That's very nice! Love it!

From season 3, episode 11 "The Freeze": The fake magazine cover with Phelps as 'Dr. Ward Kingsley'.

I noticed that a lot of the symbols were runic in origin, the film is German and (1922) and given the political situation in Germany at the time

 

[LuckyS7evine]

hi all. i really liked the new movie, and i was inspired by the "new" contract to create my own document. i think i will create one identical to the new movie. i hid the texts for obvious reasons.

 

[LuckyS7evine]

while my studio is open again, I'm doing some interesting little things. who signs the contract???? entirely done from reference photo, completely redone.

 

[LuckyS7evine]

While waiting to move into my new workshop, I am having fun with some improvements to the contract of the tale of Orlock. There is a more Red version in the printing (left) and a more discreet one (right) the seal is not the right one, I am waiting to receive the final seal.

 

[heckler73]

Does anyone have the files for the print any longer? All the links on here are no longer active, except the images showing how to fold the finished product.

 

[LuckyS7evine]

Orlock’s