#gore tutorial

Could you give an explanation or something plzplzplzplzzzzz? Ty :3

Hope you’re doing well -anon

Here's a nondescript gut, and all the layers of it separated:

First off- guts are shiny, the more wetness effect you can achieve the better! ✨ Secondly, organs aren't just red and pink! The more colours you can add into the organs, the more realistic they'll look: Blueish, grey, dark red, browns, purpleish, a faded or muted pink, etc.

Now- of course, if you're going for something more "fun" or a cartoonier style, this doesn't technically have to apply! 💚

Here's some gut colours, and what a little blood and shine can do to them!

Smudge tools and highlights are your BEST FRIENDS with gore, and honesty the lazier your smudging, the better, guts are messy, so make a mess!

I grew up in a hunting family, so I did always have good reference material on hand! <:]

If you can stomach it, great references are: 🩸

Medical injury forums/images

Tutorial videos on how to clean/dress an animal you’ve caught hunting (gutting and skinning tutorials)

Gory movies!

That sound a lil too out of your personal comfort zone? More good references are: 🥩

Raw meat! Raw meat is a great reference for how muscles work, and how they are supposed to look colour-wise and otherwise!

*There’s quite a few organ meats (offal) that people consume! So honestly, just search images of “organ meats”! You’ll get a variety of gut colours, beautifully plated, and possibly garnished ✨🍽️🌿

Other people’s art styles! Look at a bunch of internet images for Goretober or just study an artist’s gore style you love! Compare the way multiple people draw viscera, cuz there’s no right way! :D

Gory video games / look up some horror game death scenes!

More fun touches, if you’re going the realistic route, are veins and fat deposits! :] ^

See the use of different gore colours and the veins, in this piece?

I can also do a mini tutorial on blood splatter, if you guys want. But there’s also tons of even more in-depth ones out there! Just search up blood splatter tutorials! 🩸 I like to make my blood and goop, stringy, when it comes to guts -v-

I’ll say once more, there is no right way to draw viscera! This is just how I do it, and what I can provide from what I’ve learned! Have fun!!

do you have any tips for rotting gore? Like, dead carcases, bones n all.

Hello, hello!! I’ll be totally honest, and admit that rot isn’t as in my wheelhouse, as fresh gore, but! Here’s some notes!

If you have the stomach for it, I’d highly recommend looking up “decaying bodies” or just “stages of decay” as that’s what I was taught to reference, in SFX for film :]

But zombie makeup / Walking dead zombies is a good place to get colour references too! :D

The main colour components I use for decay, or bloated flesh, are: light yellow, light green, light browns, and light purples. Steer clear of pinks and reds as that’ll look too lively! 💚 Organs lose saturation, as they begin to decay, so keep grey tones, and very mild colours in mind. Instead of a fresh kill wet look, with tons of highlights, we’re gonna focus on things lookin a little drier, especially the blood! Old blood either gets brown or super dark. For a dried blood look, you can punch holes in the blood patch with an eraser tool!

Now- highlights can still be used- but instead of over the surface of guts, try and focus the shine in curves, or, in areas where maggots and stuff has got to it. Rot kinda causes grease vs the natural wetness of something pulled out of ya 👍🏻 :]

My friend asked how I draw gore and zombies and things

so I made this up for him.

Might as well share :>

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