_{I listen to a lot of music while I work.  Playback is always set on 'random'.} Sometimes I'll go into a zone, with a song on repeat, for hours.

Welcome

^{Today I'll create a scene within your mind using sights and sounds.}

Any good movie producer or sadistic serial killer will agree: Violence goes great with music.

Picking the right song is no easy feat.  Using a sound typically associated with darkness is the easy way out.  We've all heard the classic horror movie soundtrack; something like this:

That's boring.

^{And they use the sounds along with slow scenes to create fake out scares.}

I'm sure you know what I mean.  She hears a sound, goes to investigate, slowly, quietly, as the music builds up...

Then the soundtrack gets really loud!

^{...but nothing happens.}

So here's my horror movie scene:
^{A sadistic serial killer was having some fun in his unfinished basement.}

^{Had A Rough Night}

And while all of that was happening, this song was playing:

Now that,

^{is twisted.}

Maybe I'm just tired, but to me, that song seems to be describing everything that's happening in the art I produced today, in an incredibly dark and sadistic fashion.

I can picture the entire scene; everything that led up to that still image above.  All I hear is that song playing.  That's brilliant.  I'm thinking I could probably write, produce, and direct the art for the most messed up animated horror movie anyone has ever seen.

A man can dream.

Anyway

^{I hope you enjoyed the artwork.}

Production time: several hours

Have a nice day.

Credits:^{Youtube videos linked to sources.}All art and images seen here were produced digitally, by me. ^{"I hope you didn't run away scared of blog post today."}

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