A dark, dried-blood red for the gruesome details — old wounds, blades, butcher's aprons and the aftermath of a bad day on the battlefield. Dry Blood is pigment-rich and controllable, so you can suggest a smear or commit to full carnage.
Best for
Dried blood and gore effects
Wounds, blades and weathered red
Staining in recesses
Layering over a gloss for fresher blood
From a subtle smear to a full massacre, it puts you in control of the carnage.
Grimdark, sorted. Pairs naturally with a gloss varnish for wet, fresh-blood effects.
