Dec 11, 2025
my mom got me an illustrated jekyll n hyde and look how they draw hyde 🥹
HES SO CUTEEE
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my mom got me an illustrated jekyll n hyde and look how they draw hyde 🥹
HES SO CUTEEE
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Based on Narcissus (Caravaggio) 1597-1599.
Was listening to Gethsemane a lot during this, and throughout, thought about how it could apply to him, especially considering all the kinds of dynamics he holds to himself, from creator and creation which can extend to God and man. The illustration above is left for interpretation however.
The designs expand... I will take to drawing Enfield next, then a million scenes from the novella. I have genuinely considered adapting the entire work, as it stands on its own, into a webcomic.
jekyll and hyde art for a game dev assignment
What do you mean I still havent drawn the classic “hyde with potion” pose already? I must rectify this immediately!
I have spent some time analysing Jekyll’s speech patterns to see if there is anything curious and noticed a couple things (ignore my chipped nails)
1: He LOVES repeating things. Double, even triple repetitions everywhere to ensure his opinion and viewpoint
2: A lot of black and white morality. Good, good good good is everywhere. He repeats good so much that it becomes an empty word.
3: rapid switches in mood. “He’s a good fellow, an excellent fellow, but a pendant, an ignorant blatant pendant.” He’s goes from praising Lanyon to criticising him in the same sentence.
4. Linking onto nr. 3 and 2. Exagrerrations. A lot of them. Utterson is drowning in his flattery. Manipulative Jekyll is very much real (my apologies)
so yea, I did that to be able to compare his speech to that of Hyde, but in fact Hyde speaks so little, we can’t see any similarities at all. The only thing I could pick up would be short and snappy sentences.
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Thinking about Utterson going to the crime scene and finding the cane he gifted Jekyll broken in half during one of the most gruesome murders London had seen... thinking about Jekyll realizing he broke the symbol of his relationship with his best friend because he couldn't keep himself in check... ohhhh kill me now....
Art doesn't have to be clever or subtle, you know
Please consider this as a Jekyll and Hyde adaptation.
Everyone actually loves Hyde, he's the life of the party, he's suave, confident, sociable, witty, perhaps a bit of a cheeky flirt, but *liked*. Sure, he doesn't have the doctorate and job reputation of Jekyll, but he charms people into buying him drinks and is good company nonetheless. He is all the things Jekyll wishes he could be, but doesn't have the confidence to be, for fear of tarnishing his reputation, or just anxieties themselves.
The classic understanding of Hyde is just how Jekyll sees him, hating him for being better at his life than he is. Jekyll is the only one that sees him like this, being an unreliable narrator in describing him as horrendous.
Hyde has such a zeal for being alive and is just thriving in Jekyll's place. They notice that people stop asking after Jekyll, but will interrogate Jekyll about Hyde's whereabouts. Jekyll increasingly characterizes Hyde as this gruesome creature through his jealousy and contempt, all the while falling into that familiar self loathing and despair over feeling selfish for wanting his life back.
We still get a final confrontation between the two that ends with Jekyll closing the book on their tale. It is a desperate act to remove Hyde from his life and regain control over *something*. It is a desperate fight to keep chasing the drug of being alive. It is a question of who we call the victim.
