Mide sent in this great photo of his fresh penny farthing cutting (Phil says: “did you notice he even has a great moustache?”) done by the always brilliant Wayde Dunn (WaydeDunn.com).
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Thank is fucking cool!
*That* is fucking cool.
lord of the blade… *cough*
awesome cutting! but as a sidenote, Mide is definitely a guy for those of you who arent going to follow the link to his IAM.
wow thats awesome. i really really hope that heals well.
The muttonchops make this cutting!!
Oops, sorry Mide :)
useless information: his name is Arthur Farnsworth Higglebottom III. not mide, the gentleman on the bicycle.
I want to see this after its healed to see if it holds the detail.
badass
“So, you don’t like the old time bikes, eh?”
He’s completely brilliant
i saw this awhile back
completely amazing
but the middle of the tire might look weird when healed
but hopefully not
To 13 i was thinking the face would look weird when healed.
badass!
That is awesome. Penny-farthings are awesome anyway.
Wow! Brilliant!
I think this is one of the best cuttings I have seen if only because of the excellent subject matter.
Very nice done !
that guy allways makes cuttings that will never heal nice , is to small and to light , to much detail , i think its silly , what a loser
Elflove – I worried when I first saw this style of cutting that they wouldn’t survive, but time is proving me wrong. They’re healing much, much better than I’d ever expected and I’ve changed my opinion. Before you go publicly making this claim, check out the healed photos in the galleries. These can and do heal nicely, and Wayde is one of the best.
Where can we see healed work at this level of detail?
ditto with the interest in seeing this one healed, I find most scars look great fresh and their glory fades with time.
great motif. this guy knows his tools.
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Wow. Master carver. Forget the mustache, look how even-handed the whole thing is – two perfect circles with symmetrical, perfectly straight and even width spokes! Impressive.
I know it’s probably not going to hold long term, and I’m fine with that. Wayde was guest spotting at the shop I work at and decided to get something to see how well I hold scarifications before I would plan anything major.
I love bikes, and we decided on something that’d be fun to let me see how I felt ab out this form of body modification. It’s about a few weeks old and holding up pretty well so far. Pretty sure it’s going to raise so I’m stoked.
The areas between the spokes will probably die due to a lack of blood, and there’ll be scarring all over the wheel, causing it to look like a disc.