By one of the defining artists of the genre, Brian in New York City, although this leopard-undie work was done on poisonouspennington while in Toronto for BMEfest. Thanks to Sistinas for the photo.
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22 responses to “Skin Removal Scarification”
more amazing work by brian damn…cant wait to get mine 🙂
more amazing work by brian damn…cant wait to get mine 🙂
looks amazing… also, brian deckers work that i’ve seen on this site just keeps on impressing me time after time… kudos to you sir… i’m really curious as to how painful a session like this would be…
looks amazing… also, brian deckers work that i’ve seen on this site just keeps on impressing me time after time… kudos to you sir… i’m really curious as to how painful a session like this would be…
gorgeous. not sure how it will look healed though.
gorgeous. not sure how it will look healed though.
I, in general, adore his work. Would love to see a healed picture of this!
I, in general, adore his work. Would love to see a healed picture of this!
I too would love to see this healed. it’d be amazing.
Brian’s work in general = amazing. Never ceases to amaze me with his detail in his work!
I too would love to see this healed. it’d be amazing.
Brian’s work in general = amazing. Never ceases to amaze me with his detail in his work!
Here’s what it looks like cleaned up:
https://www.bmezine.com/scar/A60711/high/bmepb306969.jpg
https://www.bmezine.com/scar/A60711/high/bmepb306970.jpg
Here’s what it looks like cleaned up:
https://www.bmezine.com/scar/A60711/high/bmepb306969.jpg
https://www.bmezine.com/scar/A60711/high/bmepb306970.jpg
oh that’s the one! I’ve seen that picture before. it’s very nice.
oh that’s the one! I’ve seen that picture before. it’s very nice.
Wow, that’s beautifully intricate. I like to bloody picture too (:
Wow, that’s beautifully intricate. I like to bloody picture too (:
At first I thought it looked like someone doing scarifikation on his own leg.
At first I thought it looked like someone doing scarifikation on his own leg.
Reminds me of georgian style furniture carvings, looks very intense and the finished piece is beautiful. Well done 🙂
Reminds me of georgian style furniture carvings, looks very intense and the finished piece is beautiful. Well done 🙂
Is it just me, or does that look like you could taste it….
Is it just me, or does that look like you could taste it….