I'm an artist from Ohio, my artwork is centered around fashion, music and pop culture. Follow me on instagram too! @ccimoroni12
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"Tim Tebow" GQ Coverboy, Illustration By Christian Cimoroni.
"Tim Tebow" GQ coverboy, Illustration by Christian Cimoroni.
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Day 4 of “The Dark Knight Rises” Catwoman countdown: Michelle Pfeiffer
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In 1992 Catwoman hit the big screen in Tim Burton's sequel "Batman Returns". Michelle Pfeiffer took on the role of Selina Kyle who starts off meek and shy and is transformed into the ferocious, sly and slinky Catwoman, after she is pushed out of a window by her corrupt boss. This Catwoman is much different from the comic book Selina Kyle but her wit, sexiness and strength are very true to the Catwoman's character.
Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman. Illustrated by Christian Cimoroni. Pen and ink/watercolor
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Day 1 of "The Dark Knight Rises" Catwoman countdown: Julie Newmar.
Julie Newmar was the first actress to play the role of Catwoman. Newmar
starred in the 1960's "Batman" tv series from 1966-67, she was in 13 episodes and had to make her own costume and do her own makeup.
Julie Newmar as "Catwoman" illustrated by Christian Cimoroni in pen and ink/watercolor.
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Day 2 of “The Dark Knight Rises” Catwoman countdown: Lee Meriwether.
In 1966 the "Batman" film was made, Julie Newmar was unavailable to reprise her role as
Catwoman so Lee Meriwether was the one to wear the catsuit this time. Meriwether's Catwoman tricks Batman into falling in love with her, disguised as a russian woman named Ms. Kitka. It was all part of a big plan to try and take over the world...
Lee Meriwether as Ms. Kitka illustrated by Christian Cimoroni, watercolor/pen and ink