Since starting work, it’s been kind of hard to do art like I was doing before. So it’s kind of nice that I could get back into it, even if it is a little late for something this bloody.
Two versions :D
seems i forgot to post this yesterday oops <3
This is one of my fave vocaloid songs
[ID: Gif of a black girl in her bathroom hovering above the ground. She is suspended by two bloody fairy wings that have sprouted from a new wound on her back. She is bathed in a red light emanating from above her mirror. Her body hangs limp and occasionally the wings twitch together weakly. :END ID]
Everybody is taking pretty landscapes of Tsushima, and here I am - just realizing something new about myself. The thing I found GoT did beautifully and I can’t stop photographing. A macabre little thing called Blood Splatter. I know, it’s so Dexter Morgan - I just can’t stop.
Also - since tweeting is not an option for me, can somebody please reach out to Sucker Punch and tell them I suggest they take the story to the mainland Japan in the sequel and go full Batman/Jason Todd with The Ghost in Kyoto with Tomoe as his Selina Kyle. Helping people, hunted by The Shogun’s Samurais.
Grifter’s Bone concert poster, signed by the man himself!
When should you use one or the other? Well according writingexplained, “splatter” is used when one talks about a large splash of liquid. On the other hand, “spatter” is used when referring to a small splash of liquid, and is commonly referenced when describing a crime. An easy way to remember when to use one or the other, is noting “L” in the words “large” and “splatter”.
Reposted from @crimescenecleaning on Instagram