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As Jen pointed out last week, I may be considered something of a nerd. Well it turns out I must not be much of one as I had no clue what this tattoo was of until I did a search for the word “Modron“. I’m sure there are a couple of Dungeons and Dragons players out there that could explain these things in greater detail, and I’d imagine kmg454 would be one of them, seeing as how this is his tattoo.
This is based off a drawing by Christian Spalthoff and can be found in the Fantasy Tattoo gallery.
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Brian nailed this one. It’s the 4th piece in Sames’ Star Wars scar sleeve, and I think it could very well be my favorite (so far anyway). When I first saw it I was completely blown away by how spot on the design is.
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Things are back to normal this week, which means it’s time for this week’s scarification follow-up post. Before we get to it, I just want to take a minute to thank everyone who keeps sending in their healed scar photos. When I started this column last year there was no way I could predict how popular it would become, and there’s no way it could exist without the contributions of the many talented scarification artists.
That said, let’s get on to this week’s scar. Back in December of last year we saw this scarification that was done over ink. What was unique was that it wasn’t done over solid blackwork, but rather it was done over Shannan’s full color chestpiece.
It’s been almost six months now since we saw this scar by Anders, so keep on reading if you want to know how it looks today.
Now that the scar has had some time to heal you can see how well it fits in with the rest of her work. I really like how the scar tissue has healed to almost the exact same color as the ribbon on the corset. To see more of Anders’ work, check out his BME Portfolio Gallery.
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“Autobots wage their battle to destroy the evil forces of the Deceptions”
I really want to get excited about a new Transformers movie, yet I know that it’ll just be a series of “BAYSPLOSIONS” with Shia shouting “nonononono” for 2 hours. Thankfully artists like Keegan Lam are out there to remind us of the vastly superior animated series that kicked off a generation of children who at some point believed that cars could transform into giant robots.
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It might be hard to believe based on this photo, but Efix is actually a pretty shy guy. Which is why I expect a phone call in an hour or so from him asking me to take this down. Sorry buddy, but someone of your hotness deserves to be adored by the masses.
This photo was taken at the last Sydney Tattoo Expo where Efix took second place for best biomechanical tattoo. The man behind Efix’s incredible tattoos is Jay Marceau who works with Efix out of D-Markation in Quebec City.
