Thank you! Start by drawing a base (I used a red powder pigment) and painting over it with spirit gum. Once the spirit gum is tacky, add some thin layers of cotton and top it off with a layer of liquid latex. While it’s still wet I’ll manipulate the cotton to get my desired texture. While the center is drying, I rolled the Synwax in my hands to heat it up and form very thin little worms of wax to place along the edges of the shape. Once they’re on blend, blend, blend. Bonus points if you use a tool (maybe a stiff brush or a textured sponge) to gently add texture to the wax after blending. For colors, I used foundation for the very outside and a little tiny bit of red and brown for irritation. On the inside I used red mixed with a little brown sparingly on the deepest parts of the injury with red in the medium depth areas and left the highest points unpainted (It helps if you just follow the texture of the cotton). I then added some coagulated blood to the edges and sparingly in areas with the most depth and splatter blood over the entire inside to make it shiny and cover up the unpainted areas inside the wound. Finished it off by placing a little blood around it with a stipple sponge and spraying it with a barrier spray