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Tag: Scarification

  • DIY Branding

    Now, before you slag Todd for using found-object tools for branding, I’d like to state for the record that I have brands that are now about 15 years old, done with pieces of a tin can, and they’re as well defined and raised and even as anything I’ve seen done using more widely accepted tools.

    Oh, and I’m not sure if I’ve accidentally reposted some things in today’s update. My apologies if that’s the case.

  • Fineline Scarification

    You know, I made what could be interpretted as a disparaging remark about high detail tattooing when I posted the simple Russian branding earlier this week. So I wanted to make up for it and post this picture (by Big Rick) from the recent So Cal BME BBQ — this is Whitespace and gogo_savvy, who both have excellent examples of high quality high detail work.

  • Recognize the BME cover shot?

    As I post this, a photo of this being done is the current BME cover shot. That healed scar in the middle is intense! I wonder how the new ones will heal. Hibiscus cutting done by by Brian of Pure (NYC) for Canadian television (photo by Atom Moore).

  • Simple Flower Cutting

    I like this photo of Carissa‘s (three-thirteen suspension) nice, simple flower scarification in progress by John Kid at Blue Lotus in Madison, WI.

  • Well healed brandings

    I love these DIY brandings by Vasiliy in Russia! No offense intended to people with complex scars, but my taste in this particular modification really lies in big, bold, and simple.

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