>>1197221So, it's a bit of a long explanation.
In my country,there's a writer named Dennis Jürgensen. Since the 80ies, he's been writing tons of books of every concievable genre for both adults and kids. Pretty much everybody my age has read at least one book of his at one point or another.
One of his works is a series of kids' books called "Freddy and the Monsters", all about an 11-year old boy who befriends a group of Classic Monsters who spend their days pretending to be figures in a Wax Museum, and go on adventures with the kid. There's five books, and they pretty much read like a hilarious saturday morning cartoon in book form - and they're pretty friggin funny regardless of age. My dad used to read them to me when I was a kid.
Through the podcast me and my friend run, I have managed to meet Dennis twice before as he was a guest on our show. First time, I told him this and had him sign my copy of the first Freddy book. The same from backw hen I was a kid.
We're going to have him visiting again in about a month or so, if all goes well... so I am drawing Freddy and the Monsters for him. Despite being a hit, they never got any kind of like, animated adaptation or anything. So I figured this could be a nice little thing to do.
So it'll be a six figure piece - Count Dracula (who has been drinking red soda for a while because humans' blood has gotten too polluted), Eddie the Werewolf (who is music obsessed and never turns off his radio), Boris (the Frankenstein Monster), Sir Arthur (a polite, headless knight), the extremely scatterbrained Mummy and Freddy himself. Oh, and possibly their dragon Nittan as a silhouette in the back.
