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This is a portrait of a baby painted in her mother's blood. I believe these paintings will be heirlooms and mind blowing in 50-60 years when the child shows their chikdren/grandchildren. I am always taking commissions and charge $500 for an 8X10 and $700 for an 11X14.




All of my paintings are done using human blood as a medium. My pieces can be found in various museums such as the Poe Museum in Richmond VA., notable private collections and Odditoriums/dime museums all over the world... My art is most defiantly appreciated by those with an unusual pallet...

The artwork of Ryan Almighty has is fueled by isolation, individuality, madness and a taste for the morbid. Born to a single mother in rural Pennsylvania Ryan started life not knowing quite where he fit in. While the other kids played sports and enjoyed the treasures that small town America had to offer, Ryan spent much of his time alone drawing zombies and images of death. Adolescence was also a challenge for Almighty.. An awkward and eccentric kid with a growing hatred for the jocks and cliques that tormented him on a daily basis Ryan found comfort in Horror Films, art and punk rock. Ryan made a point of provoking those that he felt tormented him through art, elaborate pranks, and self expression causing concern to his guidance...