Adhara is fantastic. Aside from being one of my favorite BMEGirls, her outfits always make me think that she jingles everywhere she walks.
Photo by Jon Raskin.
Author: Rob
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A Hearty Anchor
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First off, rumors of my demise have been greatly exaggerated. I’m back and I’m doing well.
Now then, we’ve got a lot to catch up on. I figured since I missed last week’s scarification follow-up, I’d start today off with one. Now to be fair, we’ve already seen the heart as a follow-up before. That was back in May when the scar was 6 months old. It’s been a year since the initial cutting and she has now added a new anchor scar right above the heart.
The artist for both scars is Anders The Piercing Guy.
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Go Go Power Rangers!
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You’ll have to ask Tobias exactly which Power Ranger is in the suit, however if my memory serves, Tommy was the first Green Ranger.
Tattoo by Scott Olive from Oddity Tattoo in Sarasota, FL
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One step at a time..
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First it starts with a little bit of flesh..
The next step is to take a bit more..
And so on..
Alright, so here’s the fun part. The 2 horns were done over 2 consecutive days. The day before the first scar, he had two tattoos done on his upper arms. The next day he came in for blackwork tattoos on the rest of his arms. Following that, more scar work, over top of the blackwork, and finally some chest tattoos. I honestly can’t even imagine what that much work done in a small period of time would feel like.
You can see the whole process in the skin removal scarification gallery. The scarification was done by Iñaki Garduño from Xibalba Body Art in Mexico City.
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Mixing Art and Play
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Ask any elementary school teacher and they’ll tell you about the value of both art and play. When the two are combined, the result is nothing short of amazing. Now just because we’re all adults doesn’t mean we can’t play around with art now and then. Kai from Khabarovsk, Russia combined both body art and play piercing to create this photo.
It also doesn’t hurt that the model is cute.