Tattoo, Piercing, and Body Modification News, Events, and Culture
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At this point in the web’s history, niche tattoo sites are not that uncommon — dragons, firefighters and more firefighters, tattoos based on the art of Amy Brown and more… There’s a new one I’d like to mention, care of Ryan over at Dinosaur Comics, and that’s the Webcomics in Tattoo Form gallery site. It’s still just getting started, but check it out by clicking below.
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Is it just my imagination, or does Skimask‘s partner in this party-gag trick look somewhat unsure about whether their involvment in it was a good idea or not? (Click for uncensored version).
And I was thinking… since angels got invented by God a long, long, long, time ago (or so the story goes), is it reasonable that they might actually look like thuggish winged cavemen? I think the idea makes sense, and this tattoo agrees.
I’m pretty sure someone will email me telling me what graphic novel this is from… Anyway, although my name is not Vazquez, living here in Mexico, this backpiece roughly sums up my plan for the remainder of the day. I’m the one on the left.
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While it was originally pioneered by Steve Haworth, a number of artists have worked hard to push ear shaping procedures in more radical directions. I’ve mentioned here in the past the work of the Finnish artist Samppa and nomadic Howie, but I felt that the procedures of South American (BS AS; Rata-Bodyart) artist Matias Tafel should be shown as well — here’s some before-and-after pictures of his work on Bubu.
I see a lot of nice work coming out of South America, both in terms of tattoos, piercings, and heavy modifications, and in terms of the body modification media as well.
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Here’s some initially self-done facial tattoos being reworked by Jesse at Temple Ink in Portland, Oregon. Facial tattoos change a person’s face in fairly marked and obvious ways. This one here, I think it makes him look like a superhero (or supervillian).
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