Sweet Scars

35 thoughts on “Sweet Scars”

1. beautiful

2. hah, i thought it looked almost like an alligator

3. I likie it, It reminds me of a burnt tree.

4. i’m just gonna say one thing; and that thing is gonna be a big fat fucking WOW haha looks awesome, yeah burnt tree-ish.

5. Amazing!

6. That’s really neat, I bet it’s going to look even more so when healed.

7. artificial and yet natural 😀

8. absolutley beautiful. what a piece of art work

9. kinda looks like a tire

10. OH MY GOD, this is fucking beautiful.

    i’m (nearly) speech-less.

11. I fucking love it!

12. And he’s my piercer! Ahah 😀
    Looks GREAT!

13. I normally don’t comment on most things but that is stunning

14. wow that looks so cool .
    shame it’s not gonna look so good when it heals im guessing the gaps between the honeycomb will fill out..

15. i like the grid thing going on

16. I adore how that’s turned out. He really is a busy-bee!

17. Looks awesome and I agree with #3 lol

18. Wow
    is that fully healed?
    or was there ink rubbing involed after?

19. Amazing.

20. Excellent idea and workmanship! Well played sirs.

21. Wow!

22. Wow that is intense.
    It does look like burnt bark.

23. amazing, I wanna see what it looks like once it’s healed though

24. My god!, thats awesome.

25. WOW I would love to see scales done like this!!!

    My star healed pretty nice over my black tattoo. I bet this is going to look awesome when it’s healed

26. This made me want a honey and peanut butter sandwich for some reason :S

    Looks awesome though.

27. Kudos.

28. It’s like the locusts skin in gears of war

29. man….that is fucking intense

30. I bet it’s going to feel really neat when it’s healed.

31. sweeet as teats!

32. there s no ik involved, actually, its ink removed. And the brand was just finished when i took the pictures. Will post soon pictures of the healed work.

33. Ugly as sin.

34. Very unique. What I want to kow i wheres your shop? how much does the branding cost, and can you do an entre backside? [email protected]

35. Actually, once it’s healed it should look really nice. Depending on which portions of the skin stretch more than the others, the honeycomb will end up having an organic, bumpy feel to it.
    My husband got honeycomb scarring down his arm, chest, and shoulder around his hornet tattoos. It takes a long time for them to heal to the point they stop hurting (up to a year), but he had his work done almost two years ago.