Celebrating body modification culture since 1994.
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One of our favorite Hungarian hunks is hitting the road soon and is looking for some places to visit. Gabor Zagyvai is currently looking for guest spots all over Europe, so if you’ve got a shop you’d like him to come visit, you can get in touch with him through his website or his IAM page. In the meantime, check out this swastika inspired scar he finished recently.
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I really did think this was a headband the first time I saw the photo. Turns out it’s actually DarlaMayDisaster’s leopard print spot tattoo.
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Alright so it might still technically be summer, but for most people, when September hits, the kids go back to school and days at the beach are done. I know that if I drive about an hour north of where I am I’ll be able to see the trees start to change colors and that fall smell is in the air. So summer may be on its way out, but we still have photos to remember those lazy hazy days.
That would be ShuggaBee, with work by Nick Dyer, Chris Churchill, and Katrina, P.
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Earlier in the year, at the Philadelphia Tattoo Convention, Dyscordic had a chance to do a 4 point elbow suspension in one of the convention showrooms. If I recall correctly, Crash was the one facilitating the suspensions that day, although you can’t see her in either of these photos.
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Ganesha is a deity the represents a number of things. He is the remover of obstacles, patron and arts and sciences, and deva of intellect and wisdom. Portrayed here as a cutting, one could interpret this piece as Ganesha removing the obstacle, in this case the skin, to allow the person to become who they want to be, using the art of scarification as the method of their transformation. Richard Effin Ivey has been putting out a lot of cuttings with spiritual connotations, and each seems better than the last.
