Blood Eternal – Part 1: Birth
Blood Eternal – Part 1: Birth
Realizm and Ekspresjonizm
Wampiry i nietoperze and Fantastyka i science fiction
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The completion time depends on several factors, such as the type of technique, paint drying time, image size , the need for manual finishing and securing the image.
Turnaround time for Oil Giclée (hand-finished)
✅ Giclée print on canvas
✅ Pigment print drying
✅Texturing, hand painting and finishing
✅ Drying – (depending on layer thickness and type of medium, image size)
✅ Stretching the canvas on the stretcher frame
✅ Quality control and packaging
⏳ Total turnaround time: 3 -7 days
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1. Title
"Blood Eternal – Part 1: Birth"
2. Description of the image
In a dark, blood-soaked crypt, beneath the glow of a full moon, the first breath of a new existence begins. On a stone altar, red with ritual stains, a young, alabaster-pale vampire lies limp. His eyes, previously closed, open and flash with a demonic light—blood-red, piercing, as if they saw things forbidden to mortals.
Around him, hooded priests of darkness, their faces partially illuminated by a terrifying glow, gather in a circle, uttering the words of an ancient spell. Blood flows from the intricately carved sigils on the floor, creating pulsating, glowing patterns—like a living map of a cursed lineage. The composition breathes drama—this is not just a scene of birth, but a mystical explosion of destiny.
3. Technology
The painting, executed on raw canvas in oil, utilizes impasto in the altar and blood structures, giving it a physical density and tactility. Broad, dynamic strokes create shadows and ritual figures, while delicate glazes bring out the ethereal quality of the moonlight.
4. Style
A work in the spirit of Gothic Expressionism, with strong influences of sacred symbolism and theatrical darkness. This is ritual painting, employing tension and emotional realism, that evokes both anxiety and fascination.
5. Colors
A palette saturated with blood red, deep black, and silver moonlight. Contrasting color combinations heighten the scene's drama, simultaneously emphasizing the beauty and horror of the transformation.
6. Invoice
The most palpable texture appears in dramatic places—where blood flows, in the structure of cracked stone, and in the creases of the figures' fabrics. The effects of fog and light are subtle layers of glaze, subtly contrasting with the raw material.
7. Inspiration
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Francisco Goya – for its dark intensity and ritual atmosphere.
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Zdzisław Beksiński – for the texture of mystical horror.
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Francis Ford Coppola (“Dracula”) – for the visual sacredness of transformation and bloody beauty.
8. Message and interpretation
This isn't just the birth of a vampire—it's the birth of a fate that knows no forgiveness. The painting speaks of a beginning that is an end—of rejecting light and embracing shadow as identity. The hero doesn't choose—he is chosen. From that moment on, everything else fades away.
9. Originality
"Blood Eternal – Part 1: Birth" is not a painting—it's a ritual. Its physicality, depth, and emotional intensity compel the viewer to do more than just observe—to witness a transformation that happens once and for all.
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