Tim Burton’s art is unique. Through his drawings, he has created his own little world with his personal touch, full of sympathetic monsters and dark poetry. Burton’s weird creatures are naïve, sad and as vulnerable as children. The scary becomes attractive and tender. Here are some unpretentious copies of a few of his drawings:
Copy (watercolors and pen) of ‘Big Fish’ (2003)
Copy (watercolors, pen) of ‘Edward’s Inventor’ (1990)
Copy (watercolours, pencils, pen) of ‘The Red Queen’ (2008)
Copy (watercolors and pen) of ‘Bunny With Blue Collar’ (1994)
Copy (markers, pen, watercolors) of ‘Corpse Bride: In the Woods’ (1998)
Copy (pen, watercolors) of character from ‘The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Stories’ (1997)
Copy (markers) of ‘Boy With Balloon’ (1980)
Copy (pen only) of Woman Holding Child (1990-1999)
Copy (watercolors, pen) of ‘Punk’ (1980-90)
Copy (watercolors, pen) of ‘Man With Peg Leg’ (1980-84)
Copy (pen, watercolors, markers) of ‘Clown Man’ (1993)
Copy (makers, pen, watercolors) of ‘Stacked Clowns’ (1980)
Copy (watercolours, pencils, markers and pen) of ‘Trick or Treat’ (1980)
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