Nashville Shooter features the art of ‘The Shining’ featuring the phrase ‘REDRUM’.

The Nashville gunmen have an art page for their work. Including one page that now gives people pause…a show that focuses on ‘The Shining’, including one of the haunting dooms.

28 years old Audrey Hale — Those who identify as masculine with the pronoun he/h and those who have started using this title. Eden As of late — a graphic artist and illustrator … and Hale’s AH illustrations. website Now being chased by massacre.

As you know… Officer ID’d Hale was the person who killed six people on Monday. This includes 3 children and 3 adults with AR-15 style guns, motive unknown and Hale is now dead as well.

Because of the inexplicable killings… People are looking for answers wherever they can. Including Hale’s art which had to be looked at under a microscope after the tragedy One in particular made it feel like Hale was telegraphing malicious intent.

It’s a digital painting of Jack Nicholson while Jack Torrance from Stanley KubrickA famous 1980’s horror movie… The one where he looks especially crazy as he stares out the window.

There’s more to this terrifying creation. Including the famous phrase “REDRUM” … which means “MURDER” spelled backwards and featured heavily in the film. That phrase is prominently displayed in Hale’s art. The same goes for other quotes and phrases from ‘The Shining’.

In addition Much of Hale’s art is harmless and interesting. His biography is still quite mellow. Describing himself as a freelance artist whose art attempts to create “A strange and lighthearted feeling”

Hale says he enjoys video games, watching movies, and playing sports… going on to say, “There’s a childlike part about me that loves to run around the playground. Animals are my second passion. So I’m having fun too. Spending time with my two cats.”

Hale’s self-portrait says he was in “A mission to change the world,” police say Hale left behind a manifesto. Although the contents are not disclosed He was armed with two rifles during the attack. And law enforcement said there were more weapons at his home.