Tattoo, Piercing, and Body Modification News, Events, and Culture
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Bmxkillhorse here joins the illustrious ranks of the BMEBoys with this shot of him playing around in an empty pool. This actually comes from the BME Culture galleries. These galleries exist for members of the community to send in photos of themselves doing the things they love. Be it BBQs in the summer, to bowling with weirdos in the fall, or lounging on a beach to get away from winter’s cold, the BME Culture galleries are here for you to share your lives with the rest of the community.
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It’s one thing to get a cute octopus tattoo, it’s an entirely different thing to get one on the back of your knee. I haven’t yet hit that spot on my body, but if it’s anything like the ditch on my arm, that couldn’t have felt good.
Naepier Jenkins from First Blood in Sydney is the artist of this piece.
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Here’s another contribution to Sadistica’s Hard Bonus Gallery. As you may know, BME Hard subscribers are eligible to open their own gallery to share their photos, videos and stories. This one in particular features a 350 play piercing session.
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Single point suspensions are inherently risky. The risk factor increases when performing a single point nape suspension. Simply due to its location, any error could result in permanent injury, so please don’t attempt this unless supervised by trained professionals.
This was sent in by Piercing Pete from The Hanged Man Suspension Team.
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Just a proud baby mama showing off her new knuckles.
The fingers are attached to Christina Michelle, and the artist of the lettering is Justin Lamoreux from Milwaukee, WI
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I’m not going to play any games this week with the guess what photo. It comes from the BME Hard galleries, and it involves needles and nails. The big question is, what exactly is being pierced and punctured?
Think you know what it is? Take a guess and read on to see if you’re right.
I’ll be honest, I don’t expect too many right answers this time around, but if you did guess right, give yourself a pat on the back. Then, head on over to Sadistica’s BME Gallery to see more of this kind of needle and nail play.
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The story behind this piece is simple, every day, all across the world, brave men and women face death head on to save the lives of strangers. Every time one enters a burning building to save someone, they take the chance of never walking out again. This isn’t a tattoo about death, it’s about being proud of those who put their lives on the line every day.
Tattoo by Michael Ashworth, from Artistic Impressions in Katy, TX.
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Today’s BMEtv video takes up back up to the Gold Coast where the BME World Tour Team met up with Anders the Piercing Guy. This video was originally set to go up on May 30th, but there were some problems with the video. Since then, they’ve been corrected, and it’s ready to go.
To check out the video, keep on reading!
If you’ve missed any of the videos so far, you can check out the rest of them in the BME World Tour Video Gallery
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Yosemite Valley, to me, is always a sunrise, a glitter of green and golden wonder in a vast edifice of stone and space. – Ansel Adams
Tattoo by Jackie Rabbit from Star City Tattoo in Roanoke, VA.
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It’s always fun to see someone really enjoy their first suspension. When they abandon themselves into the moment. The young lady below is Oompa, and she’s Kaptive8‘s newest member after suspending for her first time a couple of weeks ago.
