VtMInktober 2019
We hope you all had a fangtastic Hallowe’en and received lots of treats (and perhaps some tricks?).
As for us, it was a huge treat to see all your VTM inspired works over this inktober and we’d love to share with the community some of those outstanding creators. Thank you so much for including us in such a creative and inspiring month of art, without further ado, your selected artists.
Nemesis_forsa
Nemesis' daily works run through the many clans of VtM plus some fan favourite characters. We love the continued use of text to join all of their pieces together. We won't lie, our favourite has to be Caine, look at that fabulous hair!
Carlos
Another excellent showcase of a daily format all tied togther with the same polaroid style, a sneaky snapshot into the daily lives of Kindred. We decided to be sneaky and not list our favourite in the selection below, mainly as it wouldn't do the details justice so have a look over here
Malin Hallgren
We were really torn as how to display a selection of Malin's works. In the end we decided to show the full image and we fully recommend clicking through to see closeups of both the image and the written word. Each entry is written in character on a day to day basis. We want to congratulate Malin on seeing the month out, we know it was both fun and stressful but you did it!
Sunweaver
Sunweaver's works are both intricate and thought provoking where you'll find hidden details on each viewing.
Katie Jouineau
Katie has worked through the month trying various styles and mediums and they all look fantastic, we are especially fond of this H.R. Giger-esk piece (a really different and thoughtful take on the discipline 'Vicissitude').
VtM Inktober 28 Blood Bond
The supernatural link of fidelity and dependency of the thrall to the regnant, created and maintained by the repeated consumption of vitae."
Credit: @Katie Jouineau
VtM Inktober 13 Hidden
I have a healthy habit of checking the back seat of my car for vampires. Do you?"
Credit: @Katie Jouineau
VtM Inktober 13
Blood Elizabeth Báthory may have inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula, having been rumored to bathe in virgin blood to preserve her youth. Thank you Vincent Tanguay for the amazing artwork inspiration."
Credit: @Katie Jouineau
Again, thank you all for your #vtminktober submissions. Once a week we aim to showcase a VtMB2 inspired creation, whether it be art, cosplay or anything in between please be sure to tag us at #vtmb2community at Twitter or Instagram.
Stay spooky #vamily
