Lilac Severed Foot Sticker – Gothic Horror Anatomy Art

A severed foot with an unusual lilac twist.

This original horror sticker features a stylized severed foot with deep purple, burgundy and lilac details around the wound and skin. A macabre anatomy-inspired design for gothic, horror and oddity collections.

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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Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Tissue & Fluid Analysis 130-L

Catalogue designation: Torn Off Lilac Bloody Foot
Specimen: Distal human lower limb
Condition: Traumatic separation apparent
Associated material: Purple-red fluid and tissue staining
Research priority: Moderate

RECEIVING NOTE

Records

Another purple bloody one.

Z. Omb

Purple.

Records

Yes.

Z. Omb

You added “bloody.”

Records

That's what it's called.

Z. Omb

We have already had this conversation.

Records

With the tooth.

Z. Omb

Exactly.

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EXAMINATION 1 — GROSS ANATOMY

Specimen morphology consistent with human foot and distal ankle.

Five digits present.

Nails intact.

Separation surface irregular.

Exposed tissue visible at proximal end.

Extensive dark red-purple material associated with wound margin.

Additional discoloration distributed across portions of foot.

Records

So now can we call it blood?

Z. Omb

No.

Records

There's a severed foot.

Z. Omb

That increases the plausibility of blood.

It does not identify the material.

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SAMPLE 130-L-A

Fluid-associated material collected from wound margin.

Microscopy performed.

Z. OMB — NOTE

Erythrocytes present.

Records

Blood.

Z. Omb

Blood is present.

Records

You really enjoy doing that.

Z. Omb

No.

Records

You absolutely do.

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ANALYSIS 3

Human erythrocytes identified.

Hemoglobin detected.

Sample therefore contains human blood.

However, observed coloration is not adequately explained by ordinary blood alone.

Additional pigmented material present.

Records

So we were both right.

Z. Omb

About different questions.

Records

I'll take it.

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ANALYSIS 5 — PURPLE COMPONENT

Pigmented fraction separated.

Preliminary properties inconsistent with simple dried-blood discoloration.

Pigment remains strongly violet following separation from cellular blood components.

Distribution extends beyond areas expected from passive surface contamination.

Records

Is it in the tissue?

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

Was the person purple?

Z. Omb

Parts of the specimen are.

That does not answer what the living individual looked like.

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HISTOLOGY

Sections taken only from already damaged wound margin.

Purple material identified within multiple tissue compartments.

Distribution includes vascular spaces.

Records

Meaning?

Z. Omb

At least some of it appears to have been circulating before separation.

Records

Purple blood.

Z. Omb

Blood containing an unidentified purple component.

Records

That's much less fun.

Z. Omb

It is much more accurate.

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ANALYSIS 8

Known explanations considered.

Hemoglobin state examined.

Common environmental contaminants screened.

Several exogenous pigments excluded.

No single tested explanation accounts for all findings.

Records

Could this be related to the tooth?

Pause.

Z. Omb

Possibly.

Records

116?

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

Purple tooth. Purple foot.

Z. Omb

That is not enough.

Records

But you're thinking it.

Z. Omb

I am thinking that comparison is now justified.

That is different.

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CROSS-REFERENCE REQUEST

Specimen 116-L retrieved for comparative analysis.

Pigmented material from 116-L and 130-L to be examined using identical analytical protocols.

Records

What if they match?

Z. Omb

Then we establish that two specimens contain materially similar substances.

Records

And they're from the same thing?

Z. Omb

No.

Records

Same person?

Z. Omb

No.

Records

Same phenomenon?

Z. Omb

Potentially.

Records

You really don't let me have anything.

Z. Omb

I am giving you exactly what the evidence gives us.

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CURRENT STATUS

Specimen: Human foot
Separation: Traumatic appearance; exact mechanism undetermined
Human blood present: Confirmed
Additional purple pigment: Confirmed
Pigment present within tissue: Confirmed
Evidence compatible with ante-mortem circulation: Preliminary
Identity of pigment: Unknown
Relationship to 116-L: Under investigation
Anomalous status: Undetermined
Research priority: Increased pending comparison

Records

What about 129?

Z. Omb

Request it.

Records

The red foot?

Z. Omb

Yes.

If we are going to claim the purple specimen differs from an ordinary traumatic specimen, having an actual comparison would be useful.