Fresh from the rolling hills of Kentucky comes this lovely microdermal project by Robby at Studio Ink in Lexington, Kentucky.
Ice In Our Blood
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28 responses to “Ice In Our Blood”
IAM: Defiantchild
how old is the picture, as in how old are the dermals
about a month to a month and a half.
Beautiful! She looks like an Appalacchian fairy princess!
poor girl, i hope they were free
the spacing between the dermals looks off
I agree. Fairy princess.
nice, probably the best thing that has ever come out of kentucky, haha.
It is crooked as hell. Why is it featured here again?
yes, i agree, the spacing looks a bit off, and it looks a tad crooked…could just be my head though…she is beautiful though.
I think fried chicken was…
ive seen this in person. theyre not off its just the way her body is turned. its fly.
Kirsten Dunst at a first glance
pretty girl, but the whole arrangement appears crooked.
Awesome, another crooked not crooked debate. I don’t see how she is standing at a weird angle tho. Seems the photo was taken pretty straight on, and if you play connect-the-dots, well…
If you hold up a pencil or a ruler, you’ll see that her clavicles are all “crooked” too. As is the neck of her top. Has to be just a weird angle thing.
Looks nice..
I have a heart there too with dermals, just mine is a bit more defined (more dermals). 🙂
Beautiful girl
I don’t see why this has to turn into discusion whatever is featured
Though they look a bit crooked it might just be the angle, and the project’s beautiful either way, I’m sure all the critics in here were born with the ability to do everything perfectly and therefore know nothing about difficulties and learning processes
Whatever… I support this one (Y)
Ah! I never thought this day would come, someone from my hometown featured :]]
Kentucky’s not super well known for our mods.
DEAR WORLD: WE’RE MODDED TOO!
16 – I was thinking that after my comment and lining everything up. As -LEO- pointed out, that sort of thing shouldn’t be the main focus; the execution of the mod should. In this case, it looks excellent.
not its not, they execution is mediocre at best.
some look great from what i can tell but others are obviously NOT sitting flat.
some of those look like they will start keloiding soon. she will have a few long term scars if she doesnt take them out before they go bad.
then again maybe its just the pic. if drollz saw them in person then he/she knows better then we do from a pic
post again at 6months and if im wrong i will apologize.
6-12 months is the real proof of solid work
You seem to have a better eye than me, but what I had meant is that the work appears clean, not heavily askew or red or crusty or that sort of thing. Hope that makes more sense. You also made a good point, and I will agree that I’d like to see how these hold up over time.
i like it! i like that it could either be a heart or 2 v-shapes… very nice
<3
she’s so beautiful.
I agree, they do look a bit off.
But then again, i do like them.
Poop cat poop dog poop baby poop just all kinds of poop
This is irritatingly crooked.
They lasted 2 and a half years, all except for the one the seatbelt irritated. but that was quickly fixed and healed fine. She just decided she was tired of them, they could have lasted longer. thanks for the judgements, oop i mean advice everyone! much love!