Bloody Bone Sticker – Gothic Anatomy Horror Art

A slightly bloodier contribution to the osteology collection.

This original horror sticker features a pale bone with deep red bloody staining and textured anatomical details. A simple macabre design for horror fans, anatomy lovers, gothic collections and anyone who thinks their belongings could use more bones.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 5 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Osteological Examination 117-R

Material received: One bone.

Identification: Pending.

Condition: Recently associated with soft tissue or blood.

Anomalous properties: None apparent.

Research priority: Moderate.

EXAMINATION NOTE 1

Do not identify skeletal elements by resemblance alone.

Long bones share morphological characteristics across species, and stylization, damage, developmental variation and incomplete preservation may remove useful diagnostic features.

Measurements taken.

Photographs taken.

Surface examined under magnification.

Research priority amended: High.

NOTE 4

Bone is not structurally inert material.

This is frequently communicated poorly.

Living bone is vascularized, innervated tissue undergoing continuous remodeling through coordinated osteoblastic and osteoclastic activity.

The object currently on my table once participated in maintaining itself.

This is excellent.

Records annotation

Why is that excellent?

Z. OMB

Because bone is excellent.

NOTE 7 — BLOOD

Red staining is consistent with blood.

Confirmation pending.

If confirmed, blood may provide information unavailable from the skeletal material itself.

It should therefore be sampled separately before cleaning.

DO NOT CLEAN THE BONE.

This instruction has been attached to the specimen container.

A second copy has been attached to the laboratory sink.

NOTE 11 — FRACTURE ANALYSIS

No reliable interpretation of trauma should be made until the relevant surfaces have been examined.

Fracture characteristics may differ depending on multiple factors, including the mechanical properties of the bone at the time of damage.

Determining whether damage occurred around the time of death or substantially afterward can sometimes be possible.

Sometimes it cannot.

“Broken” is an observation.

“How, when, and why” are separate questions.

NOTE 16

Microscopic examination continues.

Research priority amended: Very High.

No anomalous properties identified.

CEREBROSCOPE RECORDS

We thought you said this was an ordinary bone.

Z. OMB

I did.

Records

You've been examining it for nine hours.

Z. OMB

Yes.

Records

Did you find something unusual?

Z. OMB

Several things.

Records

Anomalous things?

Z. OMB

No.

Records

Then what?

Z. OMB

Haversian systems.

Records

...

Z. OMB

Would you like to see them?

Records

Is that why you called us down here?

Z. OMB

Yes.

FINAL CLASSIFICATION

Biological material: Confirmed
Osseous tissue: Confirmed
Precise element: Pending comparative analysis
Species: Undetermined
Red material: Sampling pending
Anomalous: No
Scientifically interesting: Obviously

Research priority: High.

Z. OMB — handwritten beneath classification

Please stop changing this back to Moderate.