Tattoo, Piercing, and Body Modification News, Events, and Culture
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Last month was New Jersey’s Inked Out convention where Gisella_Rose performed a two point resurrection suspension in front of an eager crowd. It’s probably just the fish-eye lens but it looks like she’s got some decent height over the stage. Her husband Dominick269 facilitated the suspension.
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I don’t think he’s going to have to worry about getting his tongue stuck on any poles this winter.
All 16 piercings by Dominick269 from Starlight Tattoo in Belleville, NJ.
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With Autumn if full swing, farmers all over are transforming their fields into corn mazes. Of course in some parts of the world aliens are doing it for them with their wily crop circle ways. These crop circles were the inspiration for this branding by Brett Turner from True Colour York.
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Joey Pang entitled this piece “Centered”. I’m not sure if that’s what the character means, or if she meant that it was centered on his back. What I do know is that this is a fantastic example of her calligraphy style tattooing.
Joey owns and operates Tattoo Temple in Hong Kong.
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Having never been to Raleigh, NC I can’t speak on how misty it is there, but if the weather is right you may be lucky enough to spot this Gnarilla walking the streets.
Line drawing by Justin Cody Essing. Scar by Richard Effin Ivey from Warlock’s Tattoo.
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IAM: My Own Fabled Creation seems like an interesting dude. Aside from hanging out in cemeteries, he also has quite the collection of facial tattoos and is proud to show them off.
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Slow and steady wins the race. And while Brian may not be the fastest racing snail, he does make the coolest looking ones. By the looks of the photo I’d say this is one of his cutting and burning combo pieces, with the cuts for the lines and branding for the shading.
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It’s not often we get to see eyelid sewing, mostly because of the risk factor, as well as the low level of submissions. While lip sewing prevents a person from speaking, eyelid sewing moves into sensory deprivation territory. Given that only one eye is done in this photo, it’s probably safe to assume that this was the person’s first time with the sewing and wanted to try one eye before moving on to both.
Ryusuke from SSS-piercing did this sewing.
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No Wizard of Oz references here, just a rainbow navel project from Nesh Cash from Tribal Trading in Tilburg, The Netherlands.
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IAM: Pit asks the question, “Do I still need a shirt“?
Now that his entire chest and arms are finished, do you think he needs to wear a shirt? Or should his tattoos suffice?
Tattoos by Dong Dong from Mummy Tattoo in Beijing.
