How to Draw JEREMIAH VALESKA (Gotham) Drawing Tutorial

There have been several depictions of the Joker in TV, cartoons, and movies, and each of those portrayals have highlighted the different aspects of the villain to different degrees.

While either Valeska twin isn’t technically the Joker, they’re essentially THE version of the Joker in the show GOTHAM.

In a stroke of genius, Cameron Monaghan was able to give us two differing versions of the Joker in one show. The first, a crazy megalomaniac hellbent in destroying the city in Jerome, and the second a cold, calculating, more subdued version in Jeremiah.

The show promises JEREMIAH VALESKA to be more menacing than Jerome. We’ll find out soon enough.

Watch my Jerome Valeska tutorial here.

While the show isn’t technically in the Arrowverse, I put this video in the Arrowverse playlist to keep all the DC TV shows in one place. Check out my other Arrowverse tutorials here.

Speaking of the Joker, be sure to watch previous Joker tutorials:
Comic Joker | Heath Ledger Joker | Jared Leto Joker

And if you like other killer clowns:
Pennywise (2017) | Pennywise (1990)

Happy drawing,
Ramny

CHARACTER BIO:

Jeremiah Valeska is a mentally deranged and dangerous terrorist, criminal and murderer. He is also the more intelligent and more dangerous identical twin brother of the anarchistic cult leader Jerome Valeska.

 

Right after witnessing his brother’s death, Jeremiah received a gift which was sent to him by Jerome, which is revealed to be a “special” gas created just for him. Upon inhaling it, his face became pale white and a wide red grin formed from ear to ear, turning Jeremiah insane.

Source: http://gotham.wikia.com/wiki/Jeremiah_Valeska

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