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I love cheesy reinterpretations of pop culture icons and ideals, and this piece by IAM member (and regular modblog commenter), Adam Burdine, is a prime example of just that.
One part movie reference+ one part currently trendy traditional style shark tattoo= one very rad and creative piece.
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Really, when I came across Dr. Greenthumb’s (literally) green thumb, it blew my mind that this guy hasn’t been on modblog, much less, not all over the intranet.
His tattoo fits him well, being that he is an amateur herpetologist as well as a Cypress Hill fan. It also helps to gives him one of the most legit IAM names ever.
I had to ask the obvious, yet obnoxious, question we are all way too familiar with; “Did that hurt?” to which he responded:
It was a rather painful area to get tattooed. Especially around the cuticle is not pleasant. As of now I have only gotten the color to stay on top with a few blotches on the pad. I am determined to continue tattooing it until it is solid all the way around, then I’m going to tattoo roots and go from there.
For a close up shot of Dr. Greenthumb’s green thumb, keep on keeping on.
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Liptril is far from an official name, but when I saw this vertical labret that was pierced through a stretched labret, it instantly reminded me of a septril piercing, and the word ‘liptril” popped into my head.
This creative piercing was done by Marea Vedge on her hubby Alan Vedge. As well as performing piercings this pair also runs Aesthetics custom jewelry company.
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This stunning photo shows Dotty at 29 weeks pregnant. A few weeks later Talina was born (on March 30th at 12:59 AM), after 21 hours of labor. She was 10 pounds 9 ounces, and 22 inches long.
BME always get excited when one of our own has a child, it gives us a wee glimmer of hope for the next generation. To see Talina’s picture, keep on keeping on.
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These septum piercing photos were submitted by Nix. When I was moderating photos for BME last night, I found myself drawn to this first photo. I admit, it was the glitter eyeshadow that sucked me in! There is something about the photo that intrigues me. I think it may be the serene look on her face and that slight Mona Lisa smile.
Next photo after the break.
I think this photo would make a great print. In fact, I’d really like to hang it up on my wall. The lips really make the photo pop and I love the simplicity of just having the one septum piercing and nothing else. I hope you all enjoy these photos as much as I do.
