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One of the little ghost girls from A Nightmare on Elm Street, drawn between exams and recently colored in an experiment with my new watercolor pencils. The bad facial anatomy makes me cringe every time I look at it, but this is the only thing I've drawn in forever that I put actual effort into, so I thought I'd might as well upload it (just don't look too closely at the spacing of her eyes). Included a bit of where my lame background ends because I thought it looked neat.

One of the most memorable scenes from the NOES films for me is the first dream sequence from the third movie, where you see the souls of the children Freddy has killed playing around Nancy's old home. Even in 'Freddy Vs. Jason', where it's difficult to take Freddy's character seriously in the least, seeing the ghosts of "his" children is always genuinely creepy and sad.

Critique appreciated~

A Nightmare on Elm Street belongs to Wes Craven

Description
One of the little ghost girls from A Nightmare on Elm Street, drawn between exams and recently colored in an experiment with my new watercolor pencils. The bad facial anatomy makes me cringe every time I look at it, but this is the only thing I've drawn in forever that I put actual effort into, so I thought I'd might as well upload it (just don't look too closely at the spacing of her eyes). Included a bit of where my lame background ends because I thought it looked neat.

One of the most memorable scenes from the NOES films for me is the first dream sequence from the third movie, where you see the souls of the children Freddy has killed playing around Nancy's old home. Even in 'Freddy Vs. Jason', where it's difficult to take Freddy's character seriously in the least, seeing the ghosts of "his" children is always genuinely creepy and sad.

Critique appreciated~

A Nightmare on Elm Street belongs to Wes Craven