So back when I posted the “bowtie tattoo“, I joked about tuxedo shirt tattoos being next. I suppose that Taylor’s tie tattoo — as he puts it he’ll “never be under-dressed again” — done by Michael at Electric Body Art in Marietta, Georgia, moves us one step closer to that (which is good, because the Charlie Brown tattoo moved us one step farther away).
Ouch and ouch…
Mistake number one (care of Edmonton, Alberta): getting your nostril pierced with an ear piercing gun.
Mistake number two (care of Plainfield, New Jersey): choosing a piercer with extremely bad aim to do your industrial piercing.
Ben Pass’s amazing vegan sleeve was done by Russ Abbott at Ink and Dagger in Atlanta, Georgia. No offense to the bacon armband, but I think this is by far my favorite food-themed tattoo to date.
I’m nearly through BME’s backlog of images (everything other than submissions via IAM pages are done) — within a few days I’ll be completely caught up. Hopefully soon some remaining issues will be resolved and I will be able to start adding new features and capabilities to ModBlog and BME (to say nothing of IAM as well, which I am very much looking forward to being able to return to) and the site can move forward. A few more interesting interviews are on the way (including an amazing — and very explicit — DIY eunuch feature). Anyway, I’m off to play in the park and so on, but I’ll post more later and hopefully by the time I return an update will be done uploading and I can post that as well.
Please note: If you submitted images via the submissions system or via email before January 21st, and you have not yet gotten a reply, please resubmit them. I believe that the majority of email submitted in October and the first two weeks of November has never made it to me.
Until then, Morgan’s striking mountain of facial piercings.
Brian had a few hours to kill whilst in Toronto, so he gave Chris (who was apparently in a daze and feeling rather week throughout the entire procedure) the time of his life in the shape of this cutting.. If you’d like a copy of the minutes from their meeting let me know, I’ll have them to you within a month.
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Apparently there was enough skin left for seconds and everything’s healing like clockwork.
These gorgeous plugs — on the “simpler” end of the designs she’s done — were made by Hermeone of Perishables in Philadelphia, PA.
This photo and facial corset is by Amanda Wolf, Laughing Gremlin, Grandville MI. I haven’t had a chance to move across any of the old pictures yet, but I’ve added a corset piercing gallery to BME finally and it’s where I’ll be filing all of the semi-permanent corsets (any done with jewelry basically)…
PS. Don’t miss the very nice industrial piercing by the way!
In terms of BME/HARD content, one of my favorite kinds of photos are those that illustrate the fact that moments of extreme pleasure and extreme pain often are one and the same, and that the two sensations play off each other and can be used to amplify each other.
The explicit photo is after the break.
If it’s not obvious, the lower shot is blood and this photo was taken at the pinnacle of a CBT session.
I’m like, on an eye endangerment kick here or something. Continuing in the series, Chris Dawson from Heart and Soul Tattoo in Geebung, Brisbane, Australia, did this very high anti-eyebrow placement.
I believe this is the opposite of an assburger. Posted for balance’s sake only.
