1. 2headedsnake:

    Paper marbling is an ancient painting technique that’s been practiced everywhere from Turkey to China. The process involves dripping and dragging pigments through a shallow canvas of water, creating abstract patterns from the interaction of two liquids of differing molecular make-up. Frederic Fontenoy substitutes blood and milk for water and ink, creating eerie storms of bodily fluids captured on film.

     

  2. moshita:

    Awareness for Blood Donation Campaign UK

    Metro

    (Source: moshita, via shinyslingback)

     

  3. oh-live:

    frozen blood.

     

  4. Self by Marc Quinn, 1991.
    Blood, stainless steel, perspex, refrigeration equipment, 208 x 63 x 63 cm 
    (4.5 litres of blood were taken from the artist in a period of 5 months in order for him to make this. Self is an ongoing series that the artist does every 5 years.)

    (Source: marcquinn.com, via icetruckkiller)

     

  5. micro-scopic:

    Blood Smear, Human, Eosinophil, Lymphocyte (LEI stain)