Invisible man

While James Whale's Bride of Frankenstein is widely regarded as a masterpiece, I'm always surprised that his adaptation of H.G. Wells' The I...

Description Today's (or, rather, yesterday's) sketchdaily topic; decided to color it since its a rather dull shot.

Claude Rains in “The Invisible Man” (1933). What a fantastic film! Perfectly paced, great story, tons of interesting detail and effects - they don't (often) make 'em like this anymore!!!

Why it's awesome: Again, the special effects are phenomenal for a 1930s film. Plus, actor Claude Rains' portrayal of the 'Invisible Man' is one of both sass and a try-and-get-on-my-level kind of attitude. It's also based on an H.G. Wells novel.

Without continuous electrical power most physicians were ineffective.

Bill: Always wanted to be invisible and came up with this Illusion of the Invisible Man. I had the Idea in my head but I had to convince my wife to...

Josh: This is my 9 year old son, Jaxon. My wife came up with the idea and spent $19 at the goodwill for the outfit, hat and shoes. After that I...

It really could have been anyone. Think about it... Who was it? And why was he scary?