Tattoo, Piercing, and Body Modification News, Events, and Culture
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This golden god is none other than Arseniy Andersson from the #Leeds Suspension team out of Russia. From the description it appears this was taken during one of their live shows. Also, I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure that hair isn’t a wig. Oh, and in case you didn’t notice, check out his left forearm to see some of his self-done implants.
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I contemplated turning this into a “guess what”, but I think that would lessen the significance of this particular modification. It’s not very often we see a partial penectomy, so when I saw this in the queue I knew it had to be posted.
While today’s earlier photoshopping was excessive, this one is pretty much mandatory.
With a partial penectomy, there is obviously going to be some kind of sensation loss, and according to Chatdord (and google translator) he has managed to remove all sensation from the glans. With how the tissue looks, I’m going to guess that after the cut, he used something to cauterize the wound. He also has mentioned that he’s been filming his progress, and hopes to make a video montage of everything that he plans on doing. So keep an eye on the BMEHard galleries to see more from Chatdord.
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It seems that the anchor wasn’t the only microdermal project coming out of Tribal Trading Tilburg recently.
And here’s a close-up of the piercings..
According to Lesh Cash, who is the artist behind this project, the 80 microdermal anchor is still in place and healing well. There was some slight irritation with less than 10 of them, but they’ve since been replaced and things are progressing nicely. Hopefully we’ll get to see more of these projects, as well as some healed photos of the anchor.
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I might have gone a little overzealous with the censor bars today, so just skip ahead to the check out this anatomically correct tattoo.
While it may not be 100% accurate, it does look like something out of an old medical text, which makes it alright in my book.
This is just one of several female genital tattoos that was submitted in the past couple of days. I’ve got one more to post later in the day, but if you head over to the galleries you can take a guess at which one it’ll be.
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It took me a moment to realize that the peace signs in Tianahailee’s eyes was just the reflection of the light, and not contact lenses. Regardless, she’s a great way to kick off a Tuesday morning.
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Keep your eye on the Oreo. You are getting sleepy.. sleepy.. very very sleepy.
Ok, so maybe xFBx isn’t trying to hypnotize you with a cookie, but he is enjoying his magnetic implant that was done at First Blood in Sydney, Australia.
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There’s something so serene about rock balancing. The patience and the skill to take stones that at first glance you’d never think could be arranged as a structure, and to make them not only stand upright, but also able to balance other stones. Now take that activity, and add it to the BC coastal mountains, and you have what could possibly be one of the best ways to become one with nature.
Rollingsculptor is the fellow you see below walking away from his latest balancing act.
Oh and the tattoos on his back and arms are by Rob Hope from Dutchman in Vancouver, BC
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It’s simple and elegant. I love it.
This very fresh scar was done by Daniel Kicinski from The Shaman’s Den in Binghamton, NY
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It’s Rachel‘s birthday! Aside from running BME and being a ridiculously awesome boss, she’s also been a great friend for many years. She’s been there for me when I’ve needed it and is one of the most generous people I know. So, have a great day Rachel and relax for once! And don’t fire me for this post!
Photo by Sophia Tsipidis
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Good morning ModBlog readers, it’s Monday again, and it’s a sunny April morning. Or at least it could be depending on where you are when you’re reading this. Anyway, the appropriately named April_Love from Malu Tattoo in California sent in quite a few photos over the weekend of her tribal work, as well as a few non-tribal pieces. So to start the week off here’s a backpiece by April.
I’m going to guess the lettering says something in Latin, but we all know I’ve been wrong before, so feel free to correct me.
