#ftiz

Fitz Vacker

commission for Keeper of the Lost Cities by Shannon Messenger

Quero um homem com intenções claras. Que se esforce e se anime à passar tempo comigo. Que queira me querer. Se ele tem que lutar consigo mesmo para ficar comigo, então o mais provável é que nunca lutaria por mim se chegássemos a esse ponto. 

Haven't been able to draw digitally lately cuz of some acrylic projects, but at least I get to sharpen my watercolor skills.

Also, credit to @pookey00 for writing: "subscribe to kryozgaming"

agaiiiin. PBS is ONLY IN ITS SECOND YEAR. But I looked for you, last year they had 2 people and they both got 2.i’s. 

Favorite Horror Film Characters

#23.  Fritz from Frankenstein

Biography

Fritz was a scarred, misshapen laborer who worked for Doctor Henry Frankenstein in the late 1800s. Frankenstein had Fritz accompany him to graveyards where they exhumed dead bodies that Frankenstein used in his work. He even had Fritz scale the gallows pole, cutting down bodies of criminals who were recently hung. He then sent Fritz to Goldstadt Medical College to procure a healthy brain. Fritz broke into the lecture hall of Doctor Waldman after class to steal a brain, but after being startled by a moving shadow, he dropped the glass jar containing the healthy brain. With little recourse, Fritz had no choice but to steal the brain of a known criminal instead. He brought it back to Frankenstein's laboratory at an old watchtower on his family's estate, but neglected to tell Frankenstein about his faux pas.

Doctor Frankenstein used all of these body parts in his obsessive quest to create an artificial human being. He had Fritz aid him in maintaining his laboratory equipment and preparing materials for the final operation. Fritz witnessed the success of his master's work as his creation was dramatically brought to life through bolts of lightning channeled into his body. This creature became known as the Frankenstein Monster.

Fritz hated the creature and took great delight in tormenting him whenever he could. When the monster first emerged from his cellar room, he began lashing out, and it took the combined efforts of Frankenstein and his old teacher, Professor Waldman to restrain him. Fritz however, only brought the creature to renewed levels of fear and rage by waving a torch in his face. He delighted in the fact that the monster feared fire. On another instance, Fritz took his frustrations out on the monster by lashing at him with a whip.