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This week’s follow up was requested a few times, so even though it isn’t as old as some of the scars we’ve been seeing the past couple of weeks, it is still a look at a healing scar.
You’ll probably remember this Hellraiser scarification/branding by Eroswastika..
Keep on reading to see how it’s looking now.
It’s interesting to see how the sections that were branded are healing significantly different than the sections that were just cut.
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This golden god is none other than Arseniy Andersson from the #Leeds Suspension team out of Russia. From the description it appears this was taken during one of their live shows. Also, I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure that hair isn’t a wig. Oh, and in case you didn’t notice, check out his left forearm to see some of his self-done implants.
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Since we established last time that Rebecca is proud to be a MILF, I really couldn’t pass up using this headline seeing as how she just got herself some horns from Tony Snow.
Ok, all together now.. “Awwwwwwwwww”
For those wondering, baby Emory is three months old.
Oh, and there’s more shots of the implant procedure in the implant gallery.
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After months of planning and research, a new project is about to get underway that is both a living art exhibit and a journey into the very limits of body modification. I’ve known about this for a little while, but I had been asked to keep quiet until the time was right. Well, today is the day.
The artist behind this project has asked to remain anonymous for now, but he/she has been featured on ModBlog several times before. This project is the culmination of many years of hard work. That project? The Arnie Composition.
The focus of the project is to take fictional modification/mutations found in various Arnold Schwarzenegger films and make them a reality. This is where you come in. The artist is looking for volunteers to take part in this radical art showcase. In order to take part you must be 21 or older, and have some experience with surgical modifications (i.e. implants, etc), and be willing to travel to Montreal.
So what modifications are planned? Well I don’t have the final list, but I can provide some examples. We recently saw in the news a professor who used transdermal anchors to stick a camera into the back of his head. The implants eventually had to be removed as the camera weighed too much. For “The Arnie Composition” the artist is looking for someone who is up to the challenge of becoming The Predator. If you recall, in the film Predator, the alien had a digital device attached to his arm. For the project the artist has crafted a compact and lightweight version that will attach to the arm via magnetic transdermals.
In addition to the arm plate, he is also looking to use multiple skull transdermal implants to attach dreadlocks similar to the predator’s.
Next up is the Terminator portion of the exhibit. Using a combination of scarification, branding, and LED implants, the goal is to recreate the iconic look of The Terminator.
Finally, in the most radical modification of the collection, the Total Recall. Total Recall is famous for a number of things, but probably the most iconic image is that of Mary, the prostitute. One lucky woman will have the opportunity to be the centerpiece of the exhibit by transforming into Mary.
There are many more procedures planned, including a radical tattoo and scar piece reminiscent of Mr. Freeze.
If you have any questions regarding this exhibit, feel free to get in contact with me as I’ll be passing the requests along to the artist. In the mean time, take a look through the galleries to see what what the many talented artists that submit their images to BME are capable of, and start watching those Arnie movies to get a better idea of what to expect from The Arnie Composition.
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Alright, I’m going to be honest. I totally geeked out really hard when I saw that Efix had put this in someone’s hand. I had a chance to sit down with him right before he left for Australia and he showed me some of the implants he was putting in people while down there, but he must have hid this one from me. In any case, as you can see, in addition to being an artist with a scalpel, he can take a piece of silicone and transform a hand into something epic.
This piece in particular isn’t found in his scarification portfolio, but can be found in the 3D-Art Implant Gallery.
