…for a lifetime of enjoyment.
That’s exactly what JakeMindsnared went through over the weekend at the Surf N Ink International Tattoo Convention down on the Gold Coast in Australia.
Anders started working on the scar at the convention center, but when it was time for the show to end, he still wasn’t finished. So they packed up, walked down the street and finished up at Anders’ shop. According to Jake, the processes was grueling as the noise of the convention and the change of locale made it nearly impossible for him to concentrate, leaving him unable to focus on anything other than the pain.
Head over to Anders’ BME portfolio gallery to check out all the the incredible procedural shots. From the laying of the stencil to the final cuts, it’s all there.
BME/News and Modblog highlight only a small fraction of what
Oh man, that’s amazing!
Oh man, that’s amazing!
Oh man, that’s amazing!
That is awesome – nice to see it on here. Go Jake!
That is awesome – nice to see it on here. Go Jake!
That is awesome – nice to see it on here. Go Jake!
Hahahaha. I love his face in the mirror…
Scarification looks awesome too. 🙂
Hahahaha. I love his face in the mirror…
Scarification looks awesome too. 🙂
Hahahaha. I love his face in the mirror…
Scarification looks awesome too. 🙂
ohhhh wow that looks incredible.
Kudos to Jake for hanging on for all seven hours! That would’ve been GRUELING.
ohhhh wow that looks incredible.
Kudos to Jake for hanging on for all seven hours! That would’ve been GRUELING.
ohhhh wow that looks incredible.
Kudos to Jake for hanging on for all seven hours! That would’ve been GRUELING.
there’s mistakes in the pattern
there’s mistakes in the pattern
there’s mistakes in the pattern
Hehe Thomas….. I designed the pattern, gave it to Anders and told him i wanted this but *randomised. This piece is basically the starters for a complete back cover-up, each piece of art i collect for my back will *loosely tie in with its neighboring piece and so on!
ah you say mistakes.. and i say INDIVIDUAL!!
I CAN say Thomas, with over 20hrs of scarification by Anders, that he doesnt fuck around and you’d be lucky to get cut by anyone better!
Hehe Thomas….. I designed the pattern, gave it to Anders and told him i wanted this but *randomised. This piece is basically the starters for a complete back cover-up, each piece of art i collect for my back will *loosely tie in with its neighboring piece and so on!
ah you say mistakes.. and i say INDIVIDUAL!!
I CAN say Thomas, with over 20hrs of scarification by Anders, that he doesnt fuck around and you’d be lucky to get cut by anyone better!
Hehe Thomas….. I designed the pattern, gave it to Anders and told him i wanted this but *randomised. This piece is basically the starters for a complete back cover-up, each piece of art i collect for my back will *loosely tie in with its neighboring piece and so on!
ah you say mistakes.. and i say INDIVIDUAL!!
I CAN say Thomas, with over 20hrs of scarification by Anders, that he doesnt fuck around and you’d be lucky to get cut by anyone better!