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Last time we checked in with Shawn and his 1 1/8″ lobes, he was more than a little amped up. Now? Just hanging out in front of some nice decks, sporting what is no doubt one hot fitted.
(Photo by Matt Lingo.)
See more in “Ear Stretching (past 1/2″)“ (Ear Piercing)
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I’m not exactly going out on a limb with this opinion, but I really like Brittney‘s James and the Giant Peach-inspired half-sleeve by Rabbit Abby, who can currently be found at Colt’s Timeless Tattoos in Appleton, Wisconsin.
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As previously pimped on this here weblog, Canvas Los Angeles is playing host to a living exhibit of tattoo work by the great Horiyoshi III. Well, last night was a pre-party, and it went off like a goddamned rocket. Check out some more photos after the jump, and if you’re in L.A., tonight’s event ought to be a hoot.
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And finally, this wild Alice in Wonderland backpiece comes to us from Victor, who designed it alongside his tattoo artist, the very talented Estella Cavalcanti from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
What else came up through the rabbit-hole this week, folks?
– We posted a great interview with Rob Spence, the working-class cyborg.
– Peter finished his body-suit, 20 years in the making.
– All the creatures of the forest assembled for a lovely tea party!
– Guess what? Jenni has a wang in her ear.
– Nobody lounges harder than BME Boys.
So goes the week, friends. Go enjoy the weekend—we’ll be here every so often, and then it’s back to normal on Monday morning. Until then, stay safe, have fun and, as always, thank you for your continued support of BME.
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We’re gonna have a whole lot more Dallas SusCon photos filtering in shortly, but let’s keep it in-house for now with these lovely shots of Miss Cookie as captured by BME’s own Phil Barbosa. Those are some long since healed branding scars on her chest (as well as 3D implants), and after the jump, check out some scars on her stomach with outlines cut in with scalpels and filled in with electrocautery branding, all by her husband, Steve Haworth.
