This surface weaving over the collarbone isn’t something you see often, and is by Helen Zeider Puur in Tallinn, Estonia..
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144 responses to “U Iz Upside Down”
i like that!!!
i like that!!!
i like that!!!
i like that!!!
Looks a bit like a fishing accident.
Looks a bit like a fishing accident.
Looks a bit like a fishing accident.
Looks a bit like a fishing accident.
yuck
yuck
yuck
yuck
i should really explain the ‘yuck’. the aesthetic of it is not good, in fact i find some surface piercings pretty but this just looks like a bunch of nowt
i should really explain the ‘yuck’. the aesthetic of it is not good, in fact i find some surface piercings pretty but this just looks like a bunch of nowt
i should really explain the ‘yuck’. the aesthetic of it is not good, in fact i find some surface piercings pretty but this just looks like a bunch of nowt
i should really explain the ‘yuck’. the aesthetic of it is not good, in fact i find some surface piercings pretty but this just looks like a bunch of nowt
this looks terrible. As for the people who keep insisting that the client knows the risks and possible issues with the project, that’s not necessarily true. I’ve talked to SO many people who have no idea what they are getting in to. Just because you or whoever you go to for work explains any and all possible complications to their customers doesn’t mean that everyone else does.
There are a lot of terrible “piercers” out there (not saying anything about this piercer; don’t know them, but just saying that there are a TON of really crappy ones out there).
this looks terrible. As for the people who keep insisting that the client knows the risks and possible issues with the project, that’s not necessarily true. I’ve talked to SO many people who have no idea what they are getting in to. Just because you or whoever you go to for work explains any and all possible complications to their customers doesn’t mean that everyone else does.
There are a lot of terrible “piercers” out there (not saying anything about this piercer; don’t know them, but just saying that there are a TON of really crappy ones out there).
this looks terrible. As for the people who keep insisting that the client knows the risks and possible issues with the project, that’s not necessarily true. I’ve talked to SO many people who have no idea what they are getting in to. Just because you or whoever you go to for work explains any and all possible complications to their customers doesn’t mean that everyone else does.
There are a lot of terrible “piercers” out there (not saying anything about this piercer; don’t know them, but just saying that there are a TON of really crappy ones out there).
this looks terrible. As for the people who keep insisting that the client knows the risks and possible issues with the project, that’s not necessarily true. I’ve talked to SO many people who have no idea what they are getting in to. Just because you or whoever you go to for work explains any and all possible complications to their customers doesn’t mean that everyone else does.
There are a lot of terrible “piercers” out there (not saying anything about this piercer; don’t know them, but just saying that there are a TON of really crappy ones out there).
Delanne – It could also be exactly the opposite and an experiment. Until he tells us (in Estonian or otherwise) we might never know.
As long as he’s happy with the process and experience, that’s all that matters.
Delanne – It could also be exactly the opposite and an experiment. Until he tells us (in Estonian or otherwise) we might never know.
As long as he’s happy with the process and experience, that’s all that matters.
Delanne – It could also be exactly the opposite and an experiment. Until he tells us (in Estonian or otherwise) we might never know.
As long as he’s happy with the process and experience, that’s all that matters.
Delanne – It could also be exactly the opposite and an experiment. Until he tells us (in Estonian or otherwise) we might never know.
As long as he’s happy with the process and experience, that’s all that matters.
I don’t know how.howl feel about this…but I think I like it.
I don’t know how.howl feel about this…but I think I like it.
I don’t know how.howl feel about this…but I think I like it.
I don’t know how.howl feel about this…but I think I like it.
I don’t especially like the PTFE/Teflon/whatev that’s in it, but I do really like where the actual piercings are. I think that triangular formation would look amazing with separate surface bars. Besides it’s always good to see someone trying something new and interesting. No piercing is technically permanent anyway, so what if it rejects? If she likes it and knows the risks, it’s nobody else’s business but hers.
I don’t especially like the PTFE/Teflon/whatev that’s in it, but I do really like where the actual piercings are. I think that triangular formation would look amazing with separate surface bars. Besides it’s always good to see someone trying something new and interesting. No piercing is technically permanent anyway, so what if it rejects? If she likes it and knows the risks, it’s nobody else’s business but hers.
I don’t especially like the PTFE/Teflon/whatev that’s in it, but I do really like where the actual piercings are. I think that triangular formation would look amazing with separate surface bars. Besides it’s always good to see someone trying something new and interesting. No piercing is technically permanent anyway, so what if it rejects? If she likes it and knows the risks, it’s nobody else’s business but hers.
I don’t especially like the PTFE/Teflon/whatev that’s in it, but I do really like where the actual piercings are. I think that triangular formation would look amazing with separate surface bars. Besides it’s always good to see someone trying something new and interesting. No piercing is technically permanent anyway, so what if it rejects? If she likes it and knows the risks, it’s nobody else’s business but hers.
im a huge fan of weaving but this just doesn’t do anything for me. it looks like a lets see if i can do this type of thing. weaving should either be complex or complimenting to the body part, this is neither. i give props to the artist if this is her first try with this thing tho.
im a huge fan of weaving but this just doesn’t do anything for me. it looks like a lets see if i can do this type of thing. weaving should either be complex or complimenting to the body part, this is neither. i give props to the artist if this is her first try with this thing tho.
im a huge fan of weaving but this just doesn’t do anything for me. it looks like a lets see if i can do this type of thing. weaving should either be complex or complimenting to the body part, this is neither. i give props to the artist if this is her first try with this thing tho.
im a huge fan of weaving but this just doesn’t do anything for me. it looks like a lets see if i can do this type of thing. weaving should either be complex or complimenting to the body part, this is neither. i give props to the artist if this is her first try with this thing tho.
are u sure its a her
thers an adams apple
are u sure its a her
thers an adams apple
are u sure its a her
thers an adams apple
are u sure its a her
thers an adams apple
Ouch, that looks like it’s gonna reject pretty quickly.
Good luck keeping it!!
Ouch, that looks like it’s gonna reject pretty quickly.
Good luck keeping it!!
Ouch, that looks like it’s gonna reject pretty quickly.
Good luck keeping it!!
Ouch, that looks like it’s gonna reject pretty quickly.
Good luck keeping it!!