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My house walk-through by nana825763

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Tesis - Alejandro Amenábar 1996

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a day at the video store, March 1991

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can i just die in your arms without you making it gay. Come on man

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Short psychological descriptions of murder methods

This will probably be part one of several. I thought it might be interesting to sum them up for you in a couple sentences.

Drowning: Drowning is often about control. You have the ability to bring that person back from the brink of death and then push them back over the edge. Killers who use this method often crave some sort of power that they lack in everyday life.

Stabbing: Stabbing is often a crime of passion. People who use this method usually haven’t planned the murder. However, equally as often, stabbing can be a sexual crime. Men who are sexually impotent may stab their victims because subconsciously, they are penetrating them.

Asphyxiation: This one is similar to drowning in regards to the power aspect. It also has a strong sexual component. Some consensual partners may use choking as a way to increase pleasure, and some killers take this to an extreme.

Shooting: The psychology of a shooting is across the board. It’s by far the choice of professional murders. It’s usually the choice for people who don’t have an extreme anger or connection to their victims, it’s impersonal. Shooting someone can also be the method chosen simply for effectiveness.

Poison: This is the most common method used by women. It’s a very calculated, and often long term commitment to murder. Some killers who use poison do it slowly over a period of time in order to make the victim seem sick, and people are less likely to ask questions when they pass. Due to it’s planned nature, it’s not a crime of passion generally. It is often used to kill someone to obtain assets.

Bludgeoning: This method shows a lot of anger usually. It takes a lot of adrenaline or strength to beat someone to death, and it’s most commonly used in an unplanned murder. People who bludgeon their victims usually have a strong bond to their victim that they feel has been broken. It’s also a common method used by children who kill because they have a harder time accessing weapons.

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Various blood stains illustrating different kinds of bloodstain patterns.

If you get a chance to take any class with John Black through Ron Smith & Associates, I highly recommend it! He’s awesome!

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figure studies

oil on canvas

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Sneha Solanki  ‘The Lovers’

Two networked machines, one infected with a virus, slowly infects the other through the interface of classic romantic poetry.

A breakdown in the relationship was inevitable once the virus had seeped into the memory of one machine and then into the other through a singular network cable affecting the poetic text files. Communication between the two deteriorated, leading to irrational & at times odd behaviour. Each machine reacted with equal confusion and conflict. The interface text became an illegible poetic mutation of itself.

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SCARS by McGINLEY…………No.1

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shooting myself in the back of the head so my suicide looks suspicious and i waste everyones time

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corpse party, 2021

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Twiggy  Vogue  Photo Barry Lategan    1974

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Doctor Molko at Introvenus 20.02.2002, src