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"I've been a fan of Scott Cawthorn's Five Nights at Freddy's series of indie games since we first heard of the bite of 87. The third game, FNAF3, introduces a very frightening new animatronic, Springtrap (also referenced as Salvage), and I decided to draw a few rough concept pose sheets for him. It's always fun to test a design and see how far the extremities can go. I also like being very loose with early drawing, so to get the pose and the emotions down right away." (From original post of Springtrap Concepts 01 and 02)

Well, we made it to the first year and, wow. 92 pieces, over a thousand watchers, and five thousand plus page views!

I feel like an Oscar winner: "They like me, they REALLY like me!" I appreciate all your comments and thoughts, and I'm eager to show what I've been hard at work on, but you'll need to STAY TOONED to see what those things are!

A big thank you to Scott Cawthon, who created a fantastic series of horror games that inspired so much of my work on this gallery (and continues to), and to whose characters in fanart allowed me to become an established part of the wonderful artistic fanbase of FNAF on this site! All of the FNAF work is a big thank you to the developer, and you'll be seeing a few more easter eggs in the comic (because of COURSE ) so here's to you Scott!

As to the purpose of these new Springtrap drawings? Well, that'd be telling...

Artwork by Matthew Critchfield
FNAF and Springtrap owned by Scott Cawthon

Please support the official releases of Scott Cawthon and FNAF!

PS: Here's the link to the previous Springtrap Concepts, done this day last year! See? There is a method to the madness!

mattartist25.deviantart.com/ar…

Description

"I've been a fan of Scott Cawthorn's Five Nights at Freddy's series of indie games since we first heard of the bite of 87. The third game, FNAF3, introduces a very frightening new animatronic, Springtrap (also referenced as Salvage), and I decided to draw a few rough concept pose sheets for him. It's always fun to test a design and see how far the extremities can go. I also like being very loose with early drawing, so to get the pose and the emotions down right away." (From original post of Springtrap Concepts 01 and 02)

Well, we made it to the first year and, wow. 92 pieces, over a thousand watchers, and five thousand plus page views!

I feel like an Oscar winner: "They like me, they REALLY like me!" I appreciate all your comments and thoughts, and I'm eager to show what I've been hard at work on, but you'll need to STAY TOONED to see what those things are!

A big thank you to Scott Cawthon, who created a fantastic series of horror games that inspired so much of my work on this gallery (and continues to), and to whose characters in fanart allowed me to become an established part of the wonderful artistic fanbase of FNAF on this site! All of the FNAF work is a big thank you to the developer, and you'll be seeing a few more easter eggs in the comic (because of COURSE ) so here's to you Scott!

As to the purpose of these new Springtrap drawings? Well, that'd be telling...

Artwork by Matthew Critchfield
FNAF and Springtrap owned by Scott Cawthon

Please support the official releases of Scott Cawthon and FNAF!

PS: Here's the link to the previous Springtrap Concepts, done this day last year! See? There is a method to the madness!

mattartist25.deviantart.com/ar…