Here's a really cool picture sent to us by Dave, a loyal Bat-Blog Reader. He writes, "This photo is a personal favorite of mine. It's an original art drawing by Tim Burton ( The director of 1989 Batman Movie, Edward Scissorhands, & The Nightmare Before Christmas ). It's a cartoonish rendering of Batman & Robin that is sort of surreal because Batman has 2 mouths, very strange. It was a birthday wish to a friend of his....lucky! Please post it." Wow Dave! We love this drawings & we're sure many other Bat-Blog readers are gonna like it too. Thank you for sharing this photo with us. If any other readers have some cool photos to share then please do. You can find our E-MAIL US button on the right-side of this blog.
August 23, 2007
Original Batman Art Work : Tim Burton's Personal Birthday Card
Here's a really cool picture sent to us by Dave, a loyal Bat-Blog Reader. He writes, "This photo is a personal favorite of mine. It's an original art drawing by Tim Burton ( The director of 1989 Batman Movie, Edward Scissorhands, & The Nightmare Before Christmas ). It's a cartoonish rendering of Batman & Robin that is sort of surreal because Batman has 2 mouths, very strange. It was a birthday wish to a friend of his....lucky! Please post it." Wow Dave! We love this drawings & we're sure many other Bat-Blog readers are gonna like it too. Thank you for sharing this photo with us. If any other readers have some cool photos to share then please do. You can find our E-MAIL US button on the right-side of this blog.
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7 comments:
It's not 2 mouths.
That's the upper and lower teeth.
Very cool - but if you look closely there aren't "two mouths."
Hi there,
Wow thanks for posting this...looks cool.
Um, actually it looks to me like not two mouths, but his bottom teeth and top teeth...and his mouth is wide open "shouting" Happy Birthday...
Two mouths? I think you're as blind as a "bat."
This Birthday card was given to Anton Furst who was set designer on the Bat Man film.
Robin looks like a hunchback! Cool find, though!
Burton didnt direct "Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas". Henry Selick did. Burton was busy doing "Batman Returns".
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