For any who can recall the 1998 DMX iconic Flesh of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood album cover, it might surprise a few to know just how much effort went into producing such a simple and visceral image. As part of his "Create Power Portraits" class for Skillshare Jonathan Mannion talks about the extensive research, including African voodoo and color theory, that culminated in the final shoot where the Ruff Ryder was faced with Mannion, the camera crew and sixty gallons of blood in a bathtub. If not...
For any who can recall the 1998 DMX iconic Flesh of My Flesh, Blood Of My Blood album cover, it might surprise a few to know just how much effort went into producing such a simple and visceral image. As part of his "Create Power Portraits" class for Skillshare Jonathan Mannion talks about the extensive research, including African voodoo and color theory, that culminated in the final shoot where the Ruff Ryder was faced with Mannion, the camera crew and sixty gallons of blood in a bathtub. If not...
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