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Oddly enough something I haven’t drawn a lot of yet. 

I really really really love the aspect of a recently deceased body washing up on shore somewhere, or water manipulating a corpse. 

That’s taking the two things I love the most about grim and placing them as the main focus of the situation. 

Corpses can be manipulated in anyway. The one thing I’ve always loved about it is when my favorite parts of the body are manipulated accidentally or with no real intention. That can happen in a lot of situations.

Water is such a rough and unforgiving force though. When a unassuming character just falls victim to the sea and then meets his resting place at the shore line of a sparkly beach, the best highlights are in play and you can just sort of stand back and observe nature do its thing while almost tauntingly rocking it’s victim in front of you. Bring out all of the best assets. The hands, legs, feet, butt; pretty much everything. 

Watching how everything folds or wrinkles or bends.

That’s what I’ve been thinking about recently.