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So a friend of mine has been slowly separating the head of his penis from the shaft. When he’s got it far enough, it’s coming right off (slow and “safe”). As a point of trivia, when you amputate the glans, erections can become much firmer in many individuals. Oh, and as a secondary point of trivia, Todd Bertrang — who could really use our letters — has done a similar modification, but with the purpose of allowing the glans to move separately from the shaft.
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I love it when people get BME logos as they were drawn, because it’s such an incredibly flattering compliment to the artist (me or Scott and others), at at the same time, I really love it when people get logos that they’ve modified to suit their own style and ideas.
Anyway, I recently showed you chickadee2084‘s happy sun logo tattoo, which is pretty true to the original, but I also wanted to share her Fiance‘s take on the Team BME hockey logo, by Brandon Montao at Creative Visions in beautiful Monterey, California, where a lot more license has been taken, including adding a third dimension.
(This isn’t done of course).
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I like this piece conceptually a lot, but I’m not sure that a dermal achor can take that kind of abuse? I guess we’ll find out, but personally I think a piercing would be how I’d go for this modification… Although if it this works it’s much prettier. Procedure by Didier at Enigma San Diego, CA.
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OK, I really do have to go to bed (trying to force an early night), but someone was asking me earlier about people with both transdermal implants and subdermal implants in their heads, so let me post Greg’s super cool looking work by Steve Truitt. The material in this case for the subdermals is carved Teflon.
