Bride Of Frankenstein Hoodies

The Monster and his Mate....

For when your monster abolutely, positively has to have a mate. Not responsibly for any rejections of tissue/romantic interests that may transpire.

The cover story of the April 22, 1935 issue of the Saturday Evening Ghost.

Everybody's favorite re-animated bride

Monster Bride of Frankenstein

I do believe my husband, your boss, Dr. Frankenstein, hired you to show me a good time, and I want to win that dancing trophy!

Bride of Frankenstein (1935) 1

Hope you like it.

Horror design for fans of Bride Of Frankenstein on Halloween.

It's a perfect night for mystery and horror. The air itself is filled with monsters!

Bride of Frankenstein

Show off your love for the Classics in this awesome Grayscale Version Portrait of The Bride created by Chris Nielsen exclusively in Adobe Illustrator!

Bride of Frankenstein (Full Body)

Bride of Frankenstein

9 x 12 acrylic painting of one of my favorite quotes from one of my favorite movies.

Bride Of Frankenstein

Who doesn't love the classic horror movies, and this misunderstood beloved character, you couldn't help feel sad for her, she was beautiful but in a unique way! Based on the 1935 version with the beautiful actress Fay Wray! Original painting based on my love for all things Halloween, classic movies, horror and fantasy, great gift, holiday gift, gift for her, gift for him,

This is my The Bride of Frankenstein Faux Retro Movie Poster titled "The Monster Demands a Mate!"

Original painting based on my love for all things Halloween, classic movies, horror and fantasy, great gift, holiday gift, gift for her, gift for him,

Show off your love for the Classics in this awesome Blues/Greens Version Portrait of The Bride created by Chris Nielsen exclusively in Adobe Illustrator!

The monster demands a mate in this alluring meet up of horror-domes most ghastliest couples.

The queen of the point and scream.

"Bride of Frankenstein" depicts the bride standing in a doorway holding a rose and lightning coming down behind her. The character is from the 1935 American science fiction horror film Bride of Frankenstein. The design is a vector creation created in Adobe Illustrator.

Bride of Frankenstein in a Warhol pop art style

A terryfying tale!

Bride of Frankenstein Scream

The original image of this design is from an acrylic toothpick painting done on a 10×10 wood panel

Pop art comic book style art of my favorite horror bride.

My Bride of Frankenstein art titled "She's Alive!!!" Enjoy!

9 x 12 mixed media of my favorite drawing subject.

Pencil drawing by Jen Lightfoot, www.JenLightfoot.com