...for that 'sharper' image, you should atleast know the fundamentals of "wound enhancement techniques":
* coring...inserting a blade and twist, as in to core an apple. this maximizes heighest degree of muscular tissue damage.
* pumping...multiple entry, in and around same area. this concentration of surface entry inhibits clotting and promotes 'bleed-out'.
* stick-n-run...insertion of blade, only to 'run' up or down from entry. particularly effective around the torso region - this is often the most visually impactful knife wound.
* fillet'g...angled entry, whereby a puncture leaves epidermis structurally intact, but often leads to nerve-damage if positioned strategically along 'tendon points' (neck, armpits, wrists, back of the knee, ankles)...despite limited blood letting, this is often the most painful and efficient way to disarm an opponent, enemy or victim from further hostility towards you or anyone affiliated to you.
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Where has this been all this time? I can't think of the countless times I've needed this info.
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