After the break are three more photos of play piercing on Dirtbag Danae, done by Melissa Modify at Modern Body in Sacramento, CA. All of these pictures of the sixty-four needle session were taken by Jill Auville.
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six bit. Clever title.
six bit. Clever title.
I really like that third one đ
I really like that third one đ
wooo jill made it again! the piercings are lovely, the photography stunning đ lovely stuff!
wooo jill made it again! the piercings are lovely, the photography stunning đ lovely stuff!
looks great.
had to think about the â6-bitâ for a minute tho đ
looks great.
had to think about the â6-bitâ for a minute tho đ
meh.
very pretty, but play piercing is SO not about the aesthetic.
meh.
very pretty, but play piercing is SO not about the aesthetic.
No? Why canât it be both??
No? Why canât it be both??
Fuus â I totally understand what youâre getting at â function before form â but I have to agree with Glynnavyre. BDSM in general is very much concerned with aesthetic. For example, fetish parties are very much about indulging ALL the senses, and would Pinhead from Hellraiser be as effective without the obvious fashion sense?
Fuus â I totally understand what youâre getting at â function before form â but I have to agree with Glynnavyre. BDSM in general is very much concerned with aesthetic. For example, fetish parties are very much about indulging ALL the senses, and would Pinhead from Hellraiser be as effective without the obvious fashion sense?
awww yay for Danae, love that girl, so beautiful indeed!
awww yay for Danae, love that girl, so beautiful indeed!
great photos, and the cutest.mole.ever.
great photos, and the cutest.mole.ever.
i really do enjoy these shotsâŚthe last picture is very retroâŚreminds me of a shot that could have been taken during the 30s/40sâŚ
i really do enjoy these shotsâŚthe last picture is very retroâŚreminds me of a shot that could have been taken during the 30s/40sâŚ
@allana: I had that same first response about the âwell placed moleâ â then realized it wasnât a mole at all. Iâm gonna say instead âperfectly placed (Iâm assuming) dermal anchorsâ
@allana: I had that same first response about the âwell placed moleâ â then realized it wasnât a mole at all. Iâm gonna say instead âperfectly placed (Iâm assuming) dermal anchorsâ
yep, theyâre microdermals placed in my back dimples.
yep, theyâre microdermals placed in my back dimples.
I did used to think it could be about both, but the more I experience of play piercing (my own and others), the more I think, any focus on the aesthetic of needles detracts hugely from what itâs really about â the sensation.
Obviously, each to their own, etc, but I always feel with pictures like this that theyâre missing the point a bit. When youâre preoccupied with such precision, how can you really engage with the passion and fire and energy of a needle session? A picture of needles that are chaotic, unplanned, jumbled â thatâs someone whoâs making the most of their needles.
I did used to think it could be about both, but the more I experience of play piercing (my own and others), the more I think, any focus on the aesthetic of needles detracts hugely from what itâs really about â the sensation.
Obviously, each to their own, etc, but I always feel with pictures like this that theyâre missing the point a bit. When youâre preoccupied with such precision, how can you really engage with the passion and fire and energy of a needle session? A picture of needles that are chaotic, unplanned, jumbled â thatâs someone whoâs making the most of their needles.
Fuus â Like I said, I understand where youâre coming from, and PERSONALLY I tend to fall into the same line of thinking, but I donât think that itâs universally true, or even the dominant way of thinking on this subject. I think youâre right, but I also think a LOT of emphasis needs to go on âeach to their ownâ.
Fuus â Like I said, I understand where youâre coming from, and PERSONALLY I tend to fall into the same line of thinking, but I donât think that itâs universally true, or even the dominant way of thinking on this subject. I think youâre right, but I also think a LOT of emphasis needs to go on âeach to their ownâ.
I donât see how there could be a ârightâ way to enjoy play piercing beyond basic safety measures⌠Besides that, though, these are lovely⌠wonder how long the microdermals have been in, they look so healthy!
I donât see how there could be a ârightâ way to enjoy play piercing beyond basic safety measures⌠Besides that, though, these are lovely⌠wonder how long the microdermals have been in, they look so healthy!
thatâs my babyyyyy!
thatâs my babyyyyy!
oh, this is so beautifulâŚi havenât had a play piercing session in soooo longâŚthis makes me fiendâŚ
oh, this is so beautifulâŚi havenât had a play piercing session in soooo longâŚthis makes me fiendâŚ
fuus-why is it that the fact that this session was aesthetically pleasing a distraction from the sensation? theyâre the same needles, doing the same thing-just incorperating artist principles into the designâŚhow does wanting to achieve precision and artistic design really rob a play session of its âfire and passionâ? if anything this adds passion to this practiceâŚanother dynamic, outside of the physical sensationâŚ
i can get what your saying, but i just canât agree with itâŚnot disrespecting your opinion by any means-but this is just so breath taking, and from danaeâs responses-she achieved what she wanted from it (both aesthetically and physically)-i just canât see how anyone could say anything negativeâŚ
fuus-why is it that the fact that this session was aesthetically pleasing a distraction from the sensation? theyâre the same needles, doing the same thing-just incorperating artist principles into the designâŚhow does wanting to achieve precision and artistic design really rob a play session of its âfire and passionâ? if anything this adds passion to this practiceâŚanother dynamic, outside of the physical sensationâŚ
i can get what your saying, but i just canât agree with itâŚnot disrespecting your opinion by any means-but this is just so breath taking, and from danaeâs responses-she achieved what she wanted from it (both aesthetically and physically)-i just canât see how anyone could say anything negativeâŚ
Laura â honestly, I donât know. But the more I experience of play piercing, the more I feel that a session focused on a design and aesthetic is so much less rewarding in terms of sensation and needle energy. And the more I feel that way, the less I can appreciate pictures like this â it is beautiful, but feels so unnatural to me.
Shannon â I believe weâre in agreement đ
Laura â honestly, I donât know. But the more I experience of play piercing, the more I feel that a session focused on a design and aesthetic is so much less rewarding in terms of sensation and needle energy. And the more I feel that way, the less I can appreciate pictures like this â it is beautiful, but feels so unnatural to me.
Shannon â I believe weâre in agreement đ
I always leave the design up to the piercer, so i obviously couldnât give a shit less what it looks like once itâs done.
I had a great experience, and want to thank melissa for doing an awesome job.
I always leave the design up to the piercer, so i obviously couldnât give a shit less what it looks like once itâs done.
I had a great experience, and want to thank melissa for doing an awesome job.
hmmmâŚi donât think it robs anyone of anything personallyâŚbut this is my opinion-and i donât pretend its etched in stoneâŚ
iâve had sessions where designs were applied, and sessions where the needles were just stuck anywhereâŚpersonally, the only difference with precission is the time difference-and i felt the anticipation created was more pleasing for me-waiting for that next prickâŚand iâd rather a;ittle thought and beauty be put into those needles-then someone just stabbing away with no real vision or destinationâŚ
who made up the rules anyways? it should be about what the person receivings the needles gets out of it, anywaysâŚand to me-this lovely lady seems happy-so whats there to debate?
hmmmâŚi donât think it robs anyone of anything personallyâŚbut this is my opinion-and i donât pretend its etched in stoneâŚ
iâve had sessions where designs were applied, and sessions where the needles were just stuck anywhereâŚpersonally, the only difference with precission is the time difference-and i felt the anticipation created was more pleasing for me-waiting for that next prickâŚand iâd rather a;ittle thought and beauty be put into those needles-then someone just stabbing away with no real vision or destinationâŚ
who made up the rules anyways? it should be about what the person receivings the needles gets out of it, anywaysâŚand to me-this lovely lady seems happy-so whats there to debate?
I love playpiercing!! đ
I love playpiercing!! đ
hmmmmâŚ.that looks so familiarâŚ.hahaâŚ.Iâm flattered when I see stuff copied from my workâŚ.
hmmmmâŚ.that looks so familiarâŚ.hahaâŚ.Iâm flattered when I see stuff copied from my workâŚ.
hey fuusâŚ.I recently did an intricate and very planned play piercing on a girl, and when we were done, she said âI feel like I just got fucked!ââŚ..sorry to burst your bubbleâŚ.
hey fuusâŚ.I recently did an intricate and very planned play piercing on a girl, and when we were done, she said âI feel like I just got fucked!ââŚ..sorry to burst your bubbleâŚ.