Prep: I went and made a small cut on my fingertip as a control, and a larger one. I stopped as soon as I hit the dermis. The hand was flat the whole time to not make gravity fuck up everything.
Seconds right after cut.
The blood appeared within seconds and acted like drops of water, it was a shiny bright red and reacted to gravity. The smaller cut did the same but was more flat and took a while to bleed.
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3 minutes after. Still runny, more contrast.
The blood began to loose its shine but was still even when smeared, the color differences in the blood concentration is easier to see. The small cut is almost completely dry and brown.
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5 mins after starting to clump.
The contrast between the blood concentrations are easy to see. The blood is losing it's shine and is not effected by gravity. The blood becomes sticky and the outside layer of the blood is more dried than the inside. The small cut is completely dry but can still be peeled off or moved.
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10 mins after. Not as red anymore.
The blood starts to not be dome like and becomes more flat, it becomes a deep red with barely any shine. The smaller cut has hardly changed at all in appearance except it begins to solidify.
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20 mins after, drying of ridges.
the edges of the blood are become almost black and everything turns darker. The thinner parts of the blood have almost disappeared, there are only tiny line left.
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30 mins after, turning black.
The blood turns black more on the center it is barely even red and more brown. It losses more detail. If touched lightly, it won't stick or fall apart.
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60 mins after. Beginning of scab formation, blood has dried.
It is now a more matte color and looks like dried paint. Eventually it will turn black if I just leave it alone. I can basically poke it all I want and it holds its shape.
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