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The first time I saw this photo in thumbnail form, I though it was cool. Though at first glance, I failed to realize he was getting implants in his head, I thought he was just chilling with a lollipop!
Eric certainly looks calm and serene here, sucking on his lollipop while having dermal elevators worked into his noggin.
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Brian Decker is no stranger to Modblog, in fact, rarely a week goes by that his name doesn’t get credited in a post. When I search the updates to various galleries looking for photos worthy of featuring here, I try and maintain some sort of variety both in content and with the artist responsible for the work. However, Brian just keeps knocking out amazing piece after amazing piece and who am I to deny featuring them just for the sake of variety?
Anyhow, when it comes to 3d art implants, not only is Brian awesome at the technical procedure he is also awesome as an artistic silicone carver. He really understands what amount of detail will show through in the healed product and has the carving skills to make it all work. This picture of Nae’s 10 month old flower implant he did is a great showcase of those skills.
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I have no idea what this show is about, but it comes from the same country that finds Mr. Bean funny, so how can I expect to understand?
Anyhow blackroses sent me a message on IAM that said:
We have a show in england called snog marry avoid, tonight is the start of series 3 and i was surprised and delighted to find a fork tongued teacher!
She was kind enough to include a link to it on YouTube so I could share it with you guys.
UPDATE: My favorite nomad, Howie, shot me a message saying he was the artist who did the implants and tongue split and that the girl is kissitgoodbye.
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Fredl of Art & Soul in Mannheim, Germany is the artist credited for the work below. This is probably one of the more extensive “skin rip” tattoos that I’ve seen. While anatomy tattoos aren’t very common, the few people sporting larger pieces tend to have them extremely detailed. I’d be interested to know if he worked off of any specific resource material or came up with the design based on the wearers own muscle tone and flow. It seems to work pretty well. There’s a little implanty goodness if you go ahead and click through.
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I couldn’t sleep so I figured I’d get a jump on the day and wake Modblog up bright and early.
Dark Freak from Luck All did the implants on this lovely lady. He didn’t include her name but I’m sure someone can suss that out for me. I can’t wait until I can make it down to South America again so I can see some of these Brazilian beauties first hand.
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