Celebrating body modification culture since 1994.
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Some of you already saw this amazing interview back when it was posted on BodyTwo, but I’m reposting it here now that it’s no longer available at its original source. Martin is quite inspiring in terms of his various transformations, and a giant thank you to him for offering us such an intimate look at what makes him tick.
Click here for the interview, and then come on back to comment or discuss!
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Shawn sent me this footage (from some point in 1988) of his old friend Jack Yount and included the following..
“My first contribution to BME back in 1995 was a memorial article for my friend and mentor Jack Yount. The images that accompanied the article, as well as hundreds to be posted in following years to my own spcOnline site (currently offline), gave you a glimpse of Jack’s extraordinary modifications. This video, taken some years before we met, shows the start of his iconic transformation. It’s my hope however that you look past what Jack has done to his body and listen to the kindness and warmth in his voice.”
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Video footage © 2008 Shawn Porter – Scarwars.net
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Ben Pass’s amazing vegan sleeve was done by Russ Abbott at Ink and Dagger in Atlanta, Georgia. No offense to the bacon armband, but I think this is by far my favorite food-themed tattoo to date.
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Brian had a few hours to kill whilst in Toronto, so he gave Chris (who was apparently in a daze and feeling rather week throughout the entire procedure) the time of his life in the shape of this cutting.. If you’d like a copy of the minutes from their meeting let me know, I’ll have them to you within a month.
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Apparently there was enough skin left for seconds and everything’s healing like clockwork.
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In terms of BME/HARD content, one of my favorite kinds of photos are those that illustrate the fact that moments of extreme pleasure and extreme pain often are one and the same, and that the two sensations play off each other and can be used to amplify each other.
The explicit photo is after the break.
If it’s not obvious, the lower shot is blood and this photo was taken at the pinnacle of a CBT session.
