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April 1, 2010
Most artists who try their hand at horror photography will, at some point, want to use fake blood. You can buy countless types of theatrical fake blood and gore make-up, but if you'd rather have something cheap and cheerful, Homemade Blood Tutorial by ~CaptainShort1 shows three different types of fake blood that you can make from stuff that probably already lives in your kitchen.
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Here is my Homemade Blood Tutorial!!!
Please let me know how helpful this is and if I can change anything about it!
More tips, hints, and tricks are more than welcome!
Since I have been getting a lot of support for this tutorial I want to THANK everyone in advance for faving, collecting, etc.!!!
THANK YOU!!!
Hey...Hi? Daily Deviation?
Thanks so much 
for the DD! 
And thanks you everyone else for the support!!!
Please let me know how helpful this is and if I can change anything about it!
More tips, hints, and tricks are more than welcome!
Since I have been getting a lot of support for this tutorial I want to THANK everyone in advance for faving, collecting, etc.!!!
THANK YOU!!!
Hey...Hi? Daily Deviation?
Thanks so much for the DD! And thanks you everyone else for the support!!!
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Awesome tutorial, but I was wondering is there any way to do it with out 'food' products?
I need some fake blood to stain a vest and I want it to keep it's rich colour but with out using something that will mold or fade over the course of an hour. Any suggestions?
I need some fake blood to stain a vest and I want it to keep it's rich colour but with out using something that will mold or fade over the course of an hour. Any suggestions?