Celebrating body modification culture since 1994.
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I’m not so sold on it, but Rachel is a fan of ranch dressing. That said, she’s definitely not as big a fan of it as this customer of long-time BME contributor Chris Govier (check out his portfolio for some nice portrait work by the way) at Dragon Ink in Swansea.
Edit: I messed up my files somehow; this tattoo is actually by Shauncey Fury on Brandon from Across Five Aprils. My apologies to everyone affected!
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Like many things enjoyed in America, stars come from Mexico, build by the blood, sweat, tears, and yes, even flesh, of the Hispanic proletariat. These photos were smuggled out by my friend Abel at the star production factory Evolution here in Mexico.
“The more you know…”
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Earlier today I was looking at some fancy-pants Rhinestone brass knuckles on boingboing. If people think that’s cool, check out Krissy’s implanted silicone brass implants by Joe Amato in Florida. You may also remember Joe as one of the gonzo piercers who brought us eyelid piercing.
The procedure took a few hours (after which Krissy went back to work the same day) with most of the time being spent laying anchor stitches to reduce shifting. Healing was uneventful with some bruising and swelling for the first week. Mederma treatment is starting soon to minimize the insertion scar.
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Check out more fashion-ready photos of IAM:Reby on her page. The piercings you see were done by Alex at Triple X Tattoo in New York City, where Reby is currently apprenticing (and looking for volunteers) — before this she was a professional model, but as she says “my fixation with mods is probably going to get me kicked out of the mainstream.”
