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I heart this babe (DUHHHH!). Really, I think she's an awesome character.Don Mancini actually stated that with Tiffany he wanted to create someone who'd be sentimental and passionate but also reasonable, as opposed to that rude-ass crazy lil demon
Don's idea was also that of giving Chucky a complementary character, like Eve is Adam's rib, ya know.I suggest you guys give an eye to Troy H. Gardner's beautiful essay on the saga, Examination of Chucky. An unauthorized dissection of the Child's Play series: the last chapter is a character study on Tiffany.
I sketched these out of nothing, I had no clear idea, just followed the pen. This time I have left a bit of the rough sketches as you can see
When you draw Chucky and Tiffany in cartoon style like I do, the real challenge is to make them look like living DOLLS rather than just little kids or short people.She's holding the Heart of Damballa as if it were a sandwich.
And, being Tiff the romantic Goth that she is, it's not hard to imagine her doing He loves me-He loves me not with a red rose; I've also left her without makeup here. (BTW I've finally tried to have the same shag haircut: it's comfy and lovely, on both straight and wavy hair, so stylish.)
The last one seems to say, "Anatomically correct, buddy boy? I'm fuckin' anatomically perfect!"
Yeah, Tiff rocks.
Tiffany (c) Don Mancini, Kevin Yagher, Jennifer Tilly
Art (c) me
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How come I haven't commented on this one!?
Ahem, here we go... Firstly I have to say that I love how you draw Tiff. You draw her expressions very well!
And secondly, you really, really handle that black/white coloring style! It's a pleasure for my eyes!
And the last thing...WHERE ON EARTH I CAN READ THAT BOOK YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT!? Why I haven't heard about that before!?
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Thank you so much buddy!
The book is here, costs very little store.kobobooks.com/en-us/eboo…
If you have trouble getting it, lemme know
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Oh yes, that's the reason why I like to draw Tiff in different dresses. xD Just to get more colors, that I love to use!
Oooooohhhh, thanks! I'll get it when I have some money.
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Me too, that's why I got that haircut
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Oh god, I have that same problem when drawing Chucky and Tiffany! I keep thinking they look like little peopleXD
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Even though I gotta say it's sooo inspiring to think of them as little people instead of dolls XD Sometimes I wonder how would it have been if, instead of building and engineering the Chucky doll, they had picked a real kid... a very short kid with red hair, blue eyes and dollface... They would put a load of makeup on him to make him look like a plastic doll and he'd become an icon. And by the time of Bride he would have grown up and changed, so they'd add the stitches to mask it all... Okay, sorry dear, I'm rambling nonsense
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Oh don't worry! I like the rambles!
It's kind of like they're dolls and little people at the same time.
It would have been cool if they used an actual kid.
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Yeah, at least they'd have spared a huge amount of money (creating and moving Chucky doll did cost a lot!). But, on the other hand, they'd have had to coach the kid to act perfectly as a doll, and that's far from being easy. And the poor kid would've been trapped in Chucky's role forever: when I hear about kids who become famous for an iconic role, I immediately think of Linda Blair as Regan in The Exorcist. That lady has had a strange life since then. It's been 43 years and she's still famous only as "the possessed girl from the Exorcist".
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