So Nic can beat up micro things!
They’re five weeks old in these photos and were installed by Hugh Mattay, Tattoo Culture, Canberra, Australia.
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30 responses to “Micro Dusters..”
think of putting your hands in pockets
think of putting your hands in pockets
such a precarious placement, but if you can keep em, more power to ya!
such a precarious placement, but if you can keep em, more power to ya!
@Roo: These are on IAM:Nic!
@Roo: These are on IAM:Nic!
Bastian – Thank you! Edited!
Bastian – Thank you! Edited!
my pleasure 🙂
my pleasure 🙂
looks v cool, after having one on my wrist and it getting pulled out i’d be very paranoid that these would get ripped out / caught
xxx
looks v cool, after having one on my wrist and it getting pulled out i’d be very paranoid that these would get ripped out / caught
xxx
I like that the size of each micro is sized relative to the finger they’re on.
I also like that they’re from Canberra. Those crazy, round-about- obsessed politicians!
I like that the size of each micro is sized relative to the finger they’re on.
I also like that they’re from Canberra. Those crazy, round-about- obsessed politicians!
Maybe not the most practical placement, but that. Is. AWESOME.
Maybe not the most practical placement, but that. Is. AWESOME.
neat, i have brands in the exact same placement as those.
neat, i have brands in the exact same placement as those.
i agree with 7, and i love the colors
i agree with 7, and i love the colors
Oh wow, it’s my fingers. 🙂 I loved the knuckle microdermals. Of course they rejected.
It’s true I couldn’t put my hand in my pocket but I thought about it for a couple of weeks before I got them and decided the thumb was an absolute no go, I could still use the pocket if I could get my thumb in there.
They didn’t snag anywhere near as much as I was expecting, it really wasn’t until they started seriously rejecting that they started causing slight issues.
They lasted a couple of months. Long enough for me to be as much in love with a mod as you can get. I miss them every day, my fingers look so plain without them.
Oh, and Hugh is the best piercer in Canberra.
Oh wow, it’s my fingers. 🙂 I loved the knuckle microdermals. Of course they rejected.
It’s true I couldn’t put my hand in my pocket but I thought about it for a couple of weeks before I got them and decided the thumb was an absolute no go, I could still use the pocket if I could get my thumb in there.
They didn’t snag anywhere near as much as I was expecting, it really wasn’t until they started seriously rejecting that they started causing slight issues.
They lasted a couple of months. Long enough for me to be as much in love with a mod as you can get. I miss them every day, my fingers look so plain without them.
Oh, and Hugh is the best piercer in Canberra.
hugh did my chest mircordermal 2 days ago. he’s the most professional piercer i’ve been to i recommend him to anyone in canberra !!
hugh did my chest mircordermal 2 days ago. he’s the most professional piercer i’ve been to i recommend him to anyone in canberra !!
Kambra represent!
Also, thanks for the Hugh review. I might give him a call tomorrow. =]
Kambra represent!
Also, thanks for the Hugh review. I might give him a call tomorrow. =]
I’ve got one knuckle microdermal. That’s enough…
I pulled it out a couple of weeks ago. My mother picked my dermal from the floor, cleaned it with alcohol and placed it back in position. Soo freaky….
I’ve got one knuckle microdermal. That’s enough…
I pulled it out a couple of weeks ago. My mother picked my dermal from the floor, cleaned it with alcohol and placed it back in position. Soo freaky….
oooo, they look so happy! too bad they’ve rejected :[
oooo, they look so happy! too bad they’ve rejected :[