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When I saw this, the first thing that came to my mind is that scene from The Mummy involving beetles crawling underneath the skin. This scar by Lary from Larypiercing in Finland is a much more realistic portrayal of a beetle tearing through the skin. Take a close look at the upper segments of the wings, Lary used cross-hatching to give the scar texture when it heals.
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In the tattoo shop is where he spent most of his days.
He now sits on his throne as the Prince of Alissa Jane‘s leg.
Alissa is the piercer at Atomic Zombie Tattoo in Edmonton, which is where the artist, Tony Sklepic, also works.
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At a sprightly 72 years young, this lovely lady strolled into Courtney Jane Maxwell’s studio, TRX tattoos and piercing in St.Louis, MO, and got herself a brand new nostril piercing.
It’s good to remember that the modified community is probably the most diverse one on the planet. People young and old are bound together by the desire to change themselves to who they feel they should be. And while she didn’t get anything considered “extreme”, I’m sure for her this was a significant event in her long life. If anything, it put a smile on her face.
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Today’s guess what is definitely going to have you scratching your head.
I suppose the question you should be asking yourself is if I would put up something that’s blatantly obvious, and have it actually be that thing? It’s happened before, did it happen again? Only one way to find out. Make your guess and read on to see if you’re right.
Those of you who said apadravya, collect 10 points. If you also thought it was a standard male apadravya, then subtract 20 points.
This, ladies and gents, is an apadravya piercing on a fully transitioned female to male transgendered person. This particular person elected not to have bottom surgery, but the hormones have definitely altered his genitalia in such a way that this piercing was possible. Courtney Jane Maxwell from TRX Tattoos and Piercings in St.Louis, MO did the piercing.
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Seriously. Don’t do this. This isn’t me laying down a challenge, this is me saying this is one of the most dangerous things you’ll see on ModBlog and you shouldn’t ever even think of doing it.
I’ve used this warning only once before, which was for Andrew’s facial suspension at Dallas Suscon. At the time I mentioned that Andrew had been working on the suspension for years, training and doing research, as well as talking to the first person who pulled it off, Supa. Well here is where it all started. Supa’s first, and the world’s first, facial suspension. Kaptive8 Suspension Krew, Supa’s team, was on hand to help him with this extremely dangerous suspension.
Did I mention you shouldn’t do this? Because you shouldn’t.
