Cutting and skin removal by Raldymods Tribe.
“Say no to drugs”
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New Nipple Piercings (a wholly gratuitous entry)
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Family Ink
In this photo you see four family members — a father, an older brother, and twin younger brothers — all of which have a Roman Numeral “III” tattooed on them. If you look carefully you can see that the shading is slightly different on all of them. The father has all three digits tattooed black. The oldest brother has the first one tattooed black, and the older twin has the second digit black, and the youngest twin has his third digit tattooed black. What a wonderful way to record ones’ bond in flesh.
Easter Island Branding
You may remember the great large scale brandings that I posted by Noah Babcock of Evolution — St. Fuck You (haha) recently sent me in these amazing shots of his healed Easter Island Moai calf sleeve, also branded by Noah.
Those aren’t cheek piercings!
…they’re Danae‘s 16ga dermal anchor cheeks (to avoid the complications of, say, biting the internal beads and chipping teeth like can happen with standard cheek piercings), done by Tone at Fallen Angel in Citrus Heights, CA.
Septum and Madonna Piercings
I just liked the photo…
Forehead Scarification Design
Josh Burgh from Fuzion Ink in Norfolk, VA did this tribal skin removal scarification on Tom’s forehead.
Real Rat vs. Tattoo Robot Rat
Nedzumi and her pet rat crawling on her great tattoo of a biomechanical rat done by Astrarium in Moscow, Russia.
Why Summer Rules
driftwood‘s going to the pond!
This is harder on my eyes than Guitar Hero.
Sometimes I worry that people will get bored because I post work by a number of artists quite regularly, but then I realize that I don’t particularly care because I post what I like, not what I think will generate viewers… And I remember how mad I was when public schools started switching to “everyone should win a prize” instead of “the best people get the prizes” — so I again bring you some wonderful geometric work on Davy by Vincent Hocquet from Beautiful Freak Tattoo in St. Idesbald, Belgium.
I continue to greatly admire his skill.
