My old friend, world famous artist, musician, performer, and tattooist Katzen just had her whiskers cut by scarmaster Pineapple at Shaman (shamanmodificationsatx.com) in Austin, Texas where they both live. I wanted to mention the term I’m using here for scarification artist, “scarmaster”. I’ve seen “scartist” used before, but that’s sort of a joking word that was invented in Internet days, but “scarmaster” is an indigenous term (translated into English of course) that, if memory serves, I picked up from Lars Krutak who has been traveling around the world documenting scarification and other body modifications — I hope to review his book Spiritual Skin: Magical Tattoos and Scarification soon.
Edit/Update: Here’s a nice close-up as well!
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I haven’t heard scarmaster used before, I generally say scarification artist. Scarmaster sounds much better, easier to say as well.
I haven’t heard scarmaster used before, I generally say scarification artist. Scarmaster sounds much better, easier to say as well.
I haven’t heard scarmaster used before, I generally say scarification artist. Scarmaster sounds much better, easier to say as well.