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I think there’s an unwritten rule that all suspension practitioners love Halloween. Of all the holidays celebrated by suspension groups, Halloween seems to get the most attention, at least in terms of photos submitted. Take this photo from the Abyss Family’s Halloween show as an example. Bloodletting was a treatment for the plague right?
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Sometimes scarification pieces are big, and other times they’re small. This one definitely falls into the latter category. Zombieprincess from North East England did this EKG design on her best friend Becky.
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I’m not a huge fan of the orange and black photo, but given Halloween was earlier this week I’ll let it slide. What I am a fan of is the neck/chest corset Leah-Jean Jett from Jettsetter Corsets did.
Leah-Jean works out of Nomad Body Piercing in San Francisco.
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Today’s Guess What is a good one. Well, at least I think it is. Keep in mind when making your guess that there are multiple piercings present, and one or more may or may not be be fresh.
Think you know what it is? Make a guess then read on to see if you’re right!
This, ladies and gentlemen, is the next step in a process that I’ve been covering for almost a year now. It all started with the now infamous “Anglerfish” piercing.
Next up was a step that caused a bit of controversy. It involved our friend here going through a nullification process, followed by his eating of the remaining flesh.
Which brings us to today’s guess what. As you saw, his nullification removed the vast majority of his piercings. Well since the nullification he’s gotten pieced quite a few times, and now he looks like this.
Now this photo was taken at a different angle than the other photos, but you can figure out where everything is fairly easily. What I think is the coolest part of this whole process is how he’s managed to recreate the look that he had prior to the nullification, simply though creative piercing placement.
To see more angles, as well as the order he put the jewelry in, head on over to the Male Nullification gallery.
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Last month’s BMXNet conference has come and gone and we’re starting to get photos sent in from the attendees. If you don’t recognize the fellow below, it’s because you normally see his work and not his face here on ModBlog. That’s Gabor Zagyvai (IAM: Wyrd) right after getting a facial scarring by none other than Ron Garza.
