I found out this type of drawing is called a "Radiograph" (please correct me if im wrong) or stipling...

Another long and boring description, just telling you guys what exactly is in this one... (Also it took a year to draw and was already started and sketched before the second movie came out...)

Ok...

Down each side - Pattern on the glass doors that contained the three coffins of Amelia, Markus and Victor.

Top middle - (Strange looking pointy things) these were on the metallic top of the coffins while they were underground. As were the three "screw" type looking circles between and under them.

A, V, M - in the circles, also on the top of the coffins in the middle.

The Sphere in the middle is the end of the sword she uses to kills Vincent in the end. This sword keeps going behind the other images to the guard on either side of the moon.

The two eyes, one symbolising Kate's eyes while content, the other in vampiric mode.

The tribal pattern going through the centre is slightly similar to the back of Victor’s leather trench coat.

The circle above the moon is the locket that Lucian wears throughout the movie.

Below the V circle and the M circle is a white space, on the inside the round parts are the circular throwing disks (that expand with blades) that Kate throws at the lichen near the start of the movie.

The moon is obvious, except I added the vampire shadow as well.

The bottom pattern is from a floor somewhere... cant quite remember.

The text going behind the eyes are the word Kate speaks during the intro.

"The war had all but ground to a halt in the blink of an eye, Lucian, the most feared and ruthless leader ever to rule the lichen clan had finally been killed. The lichen scattered to the wind in a single evening of flame and retribution, Victory it seemed was in our grasp, the very birthright of vampires. Nearly six centuries had passed since that night, but the ancient blood feud had been unwilling to follow Lucian to the grave. Though lichens had become fewer in number the war had become more perilous. The moon had......





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