/r/morbidlybeautiful
/r/morbidlybeautiful is for people who can find the beauty in morbid images. Come to look. Come to appreciate.
Welcome to /r/morbidlybeautiful!
This subreddit was created for those of us who can appreciate the beauty in morbid images. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder so it is expected that there will be widely varying images posted here. Please be sure to read the basic rules. Come to look. Come to appreciate.
Basic Rules of Morbidly Beautiful
Be respectful. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Abusive comments to others will result in being banned.
No posts that are purely gore.
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Users who intentionally mutilate or kill animals for posts with be banned.
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I want to share this artwork with someone or anyone.. it's so hard to find a place where people actually want to see it. All critique and comment are welcome!
In ode to Sid Haig, a recent blood painting I did of his character in House of 1000 Corpses as Captain Spaulding. Done all in my own blood that was collected via venipuncture. 100% blood, no additive, anticoagulants and picture taken before uv sealants were applied 🩸
My cat got to it, spooked it too hard. It was majorly responsive, so I put it into a container with some warm rags and kept it somewhere quiet.
By the time I checked on it again (about an hour later), it had died.
I took it into the woods next to my house and put it here. This is where I usually take small animals that have died— I like to think of it as offering them back to the earth.
I feel a bit awful that I couldn’t have done more for it, though.