It took me a few minutes, but I’m pretty sure the writing on the inside of that hand-heart says “Sacred”. Oh, and the scar, that’s by the birthday boy, Brian Decker.
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Why a massive 7 hour scar and ink rubbing by Brian Decker and Christiane from Pinpoint in Oslo, Norway.
Brian and Christiane did this at Brian’s studio, PURE in Brooklyn.
Aside from the fact that it’s a really derogatory term, this scar by Brian Decker is deserving of nothing but praise.
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Did you know that last week was the 70th post titled “The Friday Follow-up”. Now I know there’s been a couple of weeks that I missed it, and a few where the title was different, so I’d say we’re right around the 75 mark. Which is a pretty big milestone when you consider that the only way this weekly feature has stayed strong is through the contributions of both scarification artists, and the people who love their scars. So with the submit by e-mail function up and running again, start uploading those scarification photos, both fresh and healed, so we can keep thing going for another 75 weeks.
This week we’re looking at a scar by the artist who has probably been featured the most in the weekly follow-ups, Brian Decker. This particular scar we first saw back in December, with IAM:Theycallmeanna the proud recipient.
And here’s how it looks today.
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The only hint you’re getting this time is that it belongs to an IAM member.
I would have left more of the image intact, however it would have instantly given it away.
Take a guess as to what you think it is, then read on to see if you’re right.
If you guessed that it was IAM: Back Sass Jezebel‘s 9/16th outer labia, step right up and collect your prize.
It’s been five years now that Brian Decker performed this modification on her. You can actually check out her IAM page for photos from the day they were done.
My predictions for the guesses: mostly “transscrotal” with a good helping of “nostril”.
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It’s been 3 months since we first saw this scar by Brian Decker. Since then the scar is raising up nicely and the colouration is leaning towards a darker scar. Of course over the next year or so things could change drastically, but I think it’s safe to assume this one will definitely stay raised.
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Today we’ve got a follow-up of a follow-up thanks to Mr. Brian Decker. We first saw this lobster exactly one year ago in this post.
Four months later we got our first look at the healing scar.
And now, one year later, here’s how it looks today.
You can see how the redness is pretty much all gone, and while it’s hard to know how different the colouration is from his normal skin tone, it stands out really well against the blackwork. Be sure to check out Brian’s BME Portfolio Gallery for more images of his scarification work.
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Now I’m sure you have Ernie’s face stuck in your mind when you read that headline, but try picturing Brian Decker saying that as he did this koi scarification on a client.
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This week’s follow-up is of a branding that we saw back in February.
Normally when it comes to scarification 2 months in is still pretty fresh in terms of overall healing, however when the brand is over heavy blackwork, the end result is easily visible.
If you haven’t guessed by now, this was done by none other than Brian Decker.
