Behind The Scenes Of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.

The Johnson Sisters

Vera Johnson (19) is the one Beatrice’s close friend from College. Vera wishes to be a better and stronger user of witchcraft magic but admittedly she isn’t the best at it and often goes to the internet for her supplies that happen to go on sale. Also she might have strong interest with the supernatural, it’s more for the aesthetic, she isn’t superstitious and doesn’t really believe that her doing any magic would be considered “real”. It’s just for fun, like a hobby.

Magnolia Johnson, AKA Maggie, is a 12-year-old girl and is the younger sister of Vera. Maggie could be considered a creepy girl growing up but she’s just curious about the Unknown and tends get lost on searching for that Unknown. She loves odd and taboo things and dreams of having a perfect collection of those very things.

I wont get better

Beatrice lil Dance

Laufey is my absolute go-to girl when drawing favorite Goth girl. I highly recommended listening to her music if you’re a fan of Chet Baker or Ella Fitzgerald. Ik having a Goth character be madly in love with Jazz music is odd, like seeing a bat swim in a pool but idc I love it.

So perfect

Nobody:

Betelgeuse:

I’m a day late about posting these, but recently I’ve received a very generous gift in the mail from @vavandeveresfan of some Beetlejuice merch she was kindly to give(Minus the skull that’s mine)) and I couldn’t ask for anything better for this Halloween. As for a few years now, I feel like I lost that Halloween spark, that special feeling when I had growing up for it and I can’t express how much this made me excited for the spooky season again.(Even though these are the last few days of it)) Nevertheless, I’m very happy and to receive a gift like this, especially from my favorite online author. Besides from her Beetlejuice collection, you can check out her other amazing works because I highly recommend them:

I really love these vintage stickers, magnets and playing cards. They came along with six vintage Valentine Day cards but I was hesitate on removing them from their neat clean envelopes so I didn’t take them out for pictures. There were also painted backgrounds stills from the animated series “Beetlejuice” as well but I don’t plan on taking them out until I get them properly framed.

It’s a small collection so far but it’ll become a museum one day.

Gosh she is the most adorable thing ever!

Lydia says no to white beauty standards

Brad Dourif’s Voice and Acting range is Remarkable. I Need it.

I truly do admire Brad Dourif’s ability to inhabit complex and often eccentric characters is unparalleled. Whether he's playing a mentally disturbed patient, a charismatic villain, or a sympathetic outcast, Brad Dourif brings an authenticity to his roles that captivates audiences. His dedication to his craft is evident in every performance, making him a celebrated figure in the world of film and a true inspiration to aspiring actors. Brad Dourif's talent is a gift to cinema, and his work continues to be a source of admiration and appreciation for fans and fellow actors alike.

So that’s why I am Voice Claiming him as Amaro. He’s perfect to listen to when writing his character and it’s really fun.

I know it’s silly, but I also wanted to make clear that, yes, This Blog is mainly Beetlejuice heavy, inspiration for my story and with the characters but I really want to capture the essence of Brad Dourif’s Chucky in Child’s Play, more than I wanted to with Michael Keaton’s Beetlejuice when writing my Creepy Character Amaro. Childs Play was my number one most feared movie growing up and I mean I was really petrified of everything that seemed even slightly scary and with my Father being a major horror fan, everyday seemed like a waking nightmare Lolz. So it only makes sense that I would want Chucky to be one of my main inspirations for Amaro. Not a huge deal but still.