I wanted to share this amazing full-back scarification project, well healed and done several years ago by Shane Post of Wingnut Tattoo (wingnutmods.com). For a piece this big, with scars that have raised quite significantly, it’s remarkably even. I like that from a distance people probably think it’s a burn wound or some horrible injury, but then when they get closer — assuming they can bring themselves to look — they realize it’s a beautiful work of art.
EDIT/UPDATE: I wanted to add something that Shane just told me. This piece was done in one sitting, over about eight hours, and the client didn’t complain once. Wow. Very tough woman, I don’t know if I would have been as brave. She must have been on one hell of an endorphin high as well — this really pushes it from aesthetic procedure to ritual, and gives you an insight into the ancient shamanism practices of early humans.
GORGEOUS
Wow, that is AMAZING. Beautiful work.
Breathtaking!
Wow, just wow
Hey I remember that. Ryan Schepp helped design that. who now owns his own studio called Cream City Tattoo. Have you returned his tools for that yet Shane? it is a wonderful piece, but wouldn’t be there without Ryan. Shane you can at least give credit to ALL parties involved in this scar piece.