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Carrie & Matilda

As Matilda Wormwood does some research through the Chamberlain Archives, wanting to know more about the history leading to the events of the Black Prom, Carrie White’s ghost looms over the young girl, waiting for the right moment to strike.

I had been meaning to do something like this for a while since I got into painting this for a while. A picture for a potential movie poster or graphic novel of a crossover a lot of us want but can’t due to copyright: Carrie White and Matilda Wormwood.

I like to imagine the story taking place some time after the events of Matilda (the 1996 film version) in which Matilda begins to have visions of the old town of Chamberlain, Maine raided by ghosts, led by a very sad girl in red. Somehow she visits Chamberlain to investigate, asks the surviving townsfolk about what they recall what happened and why before finding a volume of the town’s archives. Later on, she confronts Carrie’s ghost, sympathizing as well as empathizing with the teenage ghost before somehow helping her realize the error of her ways and finding peace. In other words, my own take on the Laika stop-motion film ParaNorman.

Carrie belongs to Stephen King

Matilda belongs to Roald Dahl

Destin by Foxiso  in his adulthood

Destin belongs to me

th gremlins belongs to Roald Dahl/Disney

The witching hour, somebody had once whispered to her, was a special moment in the middle of the night when every child and every grown-up was in a deep deep sleep, and all the dark things came out from hiding and had the world all to themselves.

Roald Dahl

Swashboggling?

This is a word that Roald Dahl invented :)

it means ''Very Special''

the Guardian

Roald Dahl: the best gobblefunk words

Did you know Roald Dahl invented 500 words and character names, from the Oompa-Loompas and whizzpopping to the less well known humplecrimp,

25 Days of Agere Moodboards!

Day 3: Favorite childhood book

The Witches by Roald Dahl. I loved all the Roald Dahl books.

Charlotte Eriksson

Marti Healy

Hal Borland, Sundial of the Seasons

Terri Guillemets

Roald Dahl

favorite: sparkles against a dark backdrop

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some recent art

i literally drew this 2 minutes before I posted it lol

yes, they're otters of characters played by the same actor. The first one is Henry Sugar from the short film "The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar" on Netflix. Do check it out it's really cool