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  • Is it hot in here?

    Written by

    Rob

    Or is it just Meizy?

    Photo by Scott Miron See

  • This ain’t no cold front

    Written by

    Rob

    Her name may be Polareyez, but she’s definitely hot.  Featuring work from Nick Friederich, Jason Ackerman, Brian Decker, and Starr Belew, Polareyez has a lot going on for her.  Hopefully I can twist her arm to come down to BMEFest 2011.

    I’ve got one more pic of her, but you’ll have to keep reading to see it.

    It’s pretty tame content wise, but I figured it’s better to be safe than sorry.  Especially if it might cost someone their job.

  • Swedish Superheroine

    Written by

    Rob

    Sure there is already an X-man by the name of Psylocke, but she’s got nothing on this Psylocke.  She really does look like a real life comic book character.

    Psylocke lists Linda Engström from No Fear Tattoo in Gothenburg, Sweden as her tattoo artist.

  • Framing Beauty

    Written by

    Rob

    I’m in a good mood today, and part of the reason is that I get to post this photo of the stunning Shandi.  In fact, I’m in such a good mood, the rest of today (up until the news post) will be all BME Boys and Girls!  Happy Friday everyone!

    The Baroque inspired frame was done with the intention of leaving it blank, to be filled in with temporary pieces as time goes on.  Pictionary anyone?

    The artist Shandi went to for this piece was Lou Jacque from Transcend Tattoo in Connecticut.

  • Lightning in a bottle

    Written by

    Rob

    Roger from Star City Tattoo in Roanoke, VA has been featured quite a bit lately.  And for good reason.  He’s continually sending in photos of great work.  Although out of all the tattoos he’s submitted, this one has to be my favorite.

    The anatomically correct heart, the directional blood flow, the tree being struck by lightning, it all works brilliantly together.  I also like how the lower half of the heart is done with a strong outline, yet the top half isn’t, giving the top an organic feel, while the bottom resembles a glass jar.

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