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Angelo di Marco’s secret to capturing a good murder? “It’s all about capturing the instant before the fatal blow. No blood, just sheer intense fear and horror.” Angelo di Marco is an exceptionally macabre artist. He takes random human-interest stories as his starting point and turns them into works of art. The French are loving it! Marco has been illustrating murders, muggings, shootings, and other macabre happenings for many years. An insight into the depth of his work can be seen below, it is part of an interview where he was asked if he thought of the victims.  If I think the victim is the interesting person, I place myself in an angle that faces him or her. For example, if the person is attacked from behind and strangled, then I draw the face of the victim. And if we don’t know the killer’s face yet, then I draw it at an angle so we can see his hands on the victim’s neck. I recently drew something like that. It was a woman who won the lottery. She had been divorced just before winning a fortune, and then she’d been killed...
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