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So, in classic vampire lore, a vamp’s bite turns humans into fellow bloodsuckers. But what if one vampire chomps down on another? Does it create a "Vampire 2.0" with double the powers? Or does it reverse the curse, turning them back human—like some kind of supernatural undo button? And why doesn’t a human biting a vampire turn it back into a human?

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Okay, I couldn’t resist! 😅

I found this AI tool and brought my drawing to life—it didn’t quite understand my art, but hey, points for effort!

PSA: No, AI won’t replace artists…but it does make for some hilarious bloopers!

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I wanted to fully color and render one frame

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Damn... 💀Why is it so hard...And that's just the head!!!

Even if I don't make the full animation, I'll be sure to post the piece I was able to make! In the meantime, here's the progress

Working on a mini animation! 🎬 (Yes, the sketches look weird and chaotic right now— *let’s pretend that’s intentional* 😅)

Headcanon: Dracula is a master of illusion magic and spatial distortion. Imagine him warping the hotel’s architecture at will—endless rooms, hidden passages, or literal trapdoors for unwanted guests.

His hotel key isn’t a magic source—it’s a conductor’s baton 🎻✨. Less chaos, more… orchestrated madness

Honestly? Perfect magic for him.

(Summoning monster servants is cool too, but that’s a story for another day~)

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Working on a mini animation! 🎬 (Yes, the sketches look weird and chaotic right now— *let’s pretend that’s intentional* 😅)

Headcanon: Dracula is a master of illusion magic and spatial distortion. Imagine him warping the hotel’s architecture at will—endless rooms, hidden passages, or literal trapdoors for unwanted guests.

His hotel key isn’t a magic source—it’s a conductor’s baton 🎻✨. Less chaos, more… orchestrated madness

Honestly? Perfect magic for him.

(Summoning monster servants is cool too, but that’s a story for another day~)

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Funny how vampires got famous thanks to Dracula—a guy based on a real-life ruler who impaled people... and now in movies, vampires die by getting staked.

Dracula watching from hell like: Pathetic...

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Wholesome vampire romance isn’t really my thing. But if you ever write something like this, I’d read it:

A vampire rents a room from an old lady who knows exactly what he is but keeps quiet—because he pays rent on time and silently eliminates her noisy neighbors 😂

Wholesome Vampire Couple Writing Prompts

Eternal First Dates: A centuries-old vampire plans elaborate first dates for their partner every few decades as a way to keep the spark alive in their endless romance.

Midnight Garden: A vampire with a talent for horticulture plants a nocturnal garden that blooms under moonlight as a gift for their human lover.

Cooking in the Dark: A vampire struggles to learn how to cook their human partner’s favorite meals despite being unfamiliar with human food.

Historical Keepsakes: The vampire gives their partner unique gifts, each one a meaningful artifact from a different era they lived through, each with a romantic story behind it.

Adopted Family: A vampire couple adopts a human child and raises them, juggling bedtime stories with vampire-related hijinks like avoiding sunlight during school pickups.

Starry-Eyed: They take weekly “strolls” on rooftops or floating platforms to enjoy stargazing from impossible heights, crafting constellations to represent their love stories.

Overcoming Fears: One partner overcomes a fear for the other, like the human walking through a dark forest with the vampire or the vampire trying to tolerate daylight in brief moments for special occasions.

Art Eternal: A vampire artist paints a series of portraits of their lover over the years, highlighting how they’ve changed or stayed the same through time.

Cross-Cultural Holiday: The human teaches the vampire about modern holidays they missed over the centuries, and they create hybrid traditions blending the past and the present.

The Sanctuary Inn: The couple turns their shared home into a safe haven for supernatural beings and weary travelers, bonding over the stories of those they help.

Midnight Picnic: The vampire couple packs a picnic basket and enjoys a quiet moment under the full moon in a secluded forest. They joke about how “romantic candlelight” is unnecessary when you can see in the dark.

Sunrise Love: One vampire creates a special charm or potion that allows their partner to experience a sunrise for the first time in centuries, watching it together from the safety of their haven.

Gardening Night Owls: The couple grows a garden of night-blooming flowers and have a ritual of tending to it while discussing the centuries they’ve shared.

Halloween Fun: They decide to go to a Halloween party dressed as mortals, playfully debating who looks less convincing.

Modern Challenges: One vampire struggles to understand a new piece of technology, and the other lovingly teaches them. The frustration turns into laughter when the solution turns out to be hilariously simple.

Eternal Road Trip: They take a road trip together, traveling only at night, visiting historical sites they remember and marveling at how the world has changed.

Blood Donor Surprise: One vampire surprises the other with a vintage bottle of rare blood as a thoughtful anniversary gift.

Old Letters: They find an old box of love letters they exchanged centuries ago and spend the evening reminiscing.

Music Through the Ages: One composes a piece of music for the other, weaving themes from every era they’ve lived through together.

Guardian Angel: One vampire silently watches over their partner’s descendants, ensuring their happiness and safety without ever interfering.

Cultural Exchange: One partner, from a different era or culture, teaches the other to cook a traditional meal using modern methods, even though neither of them eats it.

Warmth of Love: On a particularly cold night, one vampire surprises the other by drawing them a hot bath filled with rose petals, just to make them feel human again for a moment.

Immortal Scrapbook: They create a scrapbook of the centuries they’ve spent together, documenting everything from major historical events to personal milestones.

Fang Carvings: One vampire carves little mementos out of wood or stone, leaving them as surprises for their partner to find.

Coven Dance: They host a dance for other vampires in their coven and steal quiet moments together amidst the festivities.

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Somebody stop me from drawing.....

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Does anyone else remember that Drac is actually a good cook?

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Time to redraw the old! ✍️🔥

My very first design of Lydia just doesn’t cut it for me anymore — I crave something new. Plus, the cringey hair color annoys me to no end...

So here’s the plan for her transformation:

▪️ Option 1: Darker locks fading into black/purple shadows

▪️ Option 2: Go full white-haired (maybe even albino vibes? 👀)

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Just so you know, any kind of support I get makes me feel like this!

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Went through so many ideas for this piece, but ended up vibing with these drawings

Vlad senses his son's tension, switching threats from loud to unspoken 🤐

✨ Vlad threatening someone or even passing a death sentence, but making a pause to rock his crying little boy ✨

I don't have time to draw at least a sketch for this, help me out 😭🙏🏼

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Damn it... Dracula is SpongeBob!

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A wedding!💍👰

Studying drains all my energy, so I draw something simple—just to keep my skills sharp and avoid art block

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Okay, real talk: Would you still stan your fave from cartoons, shows, or movies… if they went full bald?

Who’s passing the ultimate loyalty check? 👀