It’s been a while since we last saw a photo of ilovehanson, and this Kansas beauty is looking as stunning as ever. You can see the other new photo of her in the BMEGirls Gallery.
Photo by Jen Young from Atomic Photography, Lawrence KS.
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A Different Kind of Corset
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Here’s a fresh/partially healed corset scar which was done by Azl from Tattooatouage in Montreal. I know that he did the bulk of the scarring, but the two large ones at the top look more surgical in nature. Of course that could always be the look that the owner wanted.
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As the dragon flies
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The thing I like most about this piece sent in by Cyber Tattoo Israel, is that it only covers half of the back. With the vast majority of upper back pieces being symmetrical, a little asymmetry is nice.
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Evil Zombie Punk
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This handsome member of the walking dead is none other than Evil_Emil. Last time I posted Emil I caught some flack for not including his face, so this time around I’m making sure to post a picture where you can see his face. Granted it’s covered in blood, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
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Flowers in the Attic
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I’m sure we’ve seen this tattoo on someone else before, but looking around I couldn’t find it. The design in “Flowers in the Attic” by Jason Byron Nelson (not Banksy) and the tattoo was done by Nick Agnew from Kingsland Ink.
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“Hey catch me later, I’ll buy you a beer.”
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Something simple and geeky to end the day. A healed flesh peel by Kcir, alongside an excellent head crab removal tool.
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Dubstep Cures Cancer
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Actually, the title might be a bit misleading, I don’t think dubstep actually cures cancer but a member of our community who has been on modblog several times before, Cory Victorious, is using this popular musical genre as an outreach to help raise funds for cancer research.
Anytime a member of our little community goes out of their way to help society outside of our little community it reflects well upon all of us and gives our collective group some much needed positive publicity. So, take a moment to appreciate all of the hard work Cory’s put into this project and if it’s something your into, please contribute. If not, look at it as inspiration to come up with your own projects to help the world out a bit. Here’s the info on this group and what they do:
DubstepCuresCancer is a non-profit started by Cory Schneider and Matthew Quinones in South Florida. Based around the EDM genre ‘dubstep’, known for its hard hitting basslines and crazy wobbles. What started as a youtube channel to feature dubstep songs has now expanded to an inventory of glow in the dark silicone bracelets, T-shirts and girls boy shorts. Half of the profit will be donated to cancer research foundations (with the other half being re-invested in the company to expand inventory) The first of which is “The Breast Cancer Research Foundation”, chosen for its high percentage of direct funds to research. We have booked merchant booths at many local events and has applied to be vendors at events such as Electric Daisy Carnival and Starscape festival. Even for people who don’t know what dubstep is, it is a cause that touches all and is one of the first of its kind in EDM music. Check us out on our facebook (www.facebook.com/dubstepcurescancer) and big cartel site (only the t-shirt link is active at the moment). We hope to expand to a website with store features, and sections including interviews with dubstep dj’s who are involved in charities, pretty soon.
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An elephant, a squid, a whale and a hippo walk into a bar…
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I’m sure there’s a joke in there somewhere, but it certainly isn’t this tattoo.
Tattoo by Matt Kramer from Mind’s Eye Tattoo in Emmaus, PA.
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BME Bond Girl
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Leah Jean Jett even has a name that could pass as a Bond girl. In addition to her gun, she’s pretty proficient with a needle. In fact she did that hand corset on herself.
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Faith, Love, Hope
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A classical take on the three Christian virtues. The cross for faith, the heart for love, and the anchor for hope. Sent in by greg59250.