See, when I first saw this tattoo, I thought it was further proof toward supporting my theory that Christian girls are “more fun” because they’ve been conditioned that it’s OK to do really nasty things on Saturday night as long as you say sorry on Sunday… Truth is, it’s actually from Ken Karnage (on his favorite client) at Amazing Grace Body Arts in Geneva, NY.
I like these picture of Marilyn Mena taken by SE photography in NYC… The lighting really makes the flowers (of course by Dave Gillstrap) jump out!
“Innocent youth.”
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But seriously, pierced-smurf, keep sending me photo shoots of friends of yours like Nikki (especially if you get up to her goal of two hundred needles), and you’ll stay in my good books forever.
Oh.
My.
God.
Way too hot of a photo shoot for a single guy like me. Anyway, I hope everyone likes the transition over to the WordPress format. There will be some hiccups and changes over the first few weeks, but I think that it will turn out to be very nice once everything is tagged and so on.
Did you ever wonder why we had to run for shelter
When the promise of a brave new world
Unfurled beneath a clear blue sky
This is BME…
We should not need to play twenty questions!
Love the matching left and right arm tattoos! The work is by Paul Vandenberg at Dutch Touch Tattoo in El Cajon CA. The car is a 1964 Impala SS.
I get a kick out of this shot of Kevin at the NYC tattoo convention wearing a human rib (as in what girls are made of a real human rib) as jewelry for his stretched septum and ear lobes. Or at least that he tells me. I just realized as I’m writing this for all I know I’m being messed with, ha.
It’s not an option permanently of course, but I love the look of this series of front corset piercings with a 3/4 lacing around the back. It’s done by Mike French at Omega Red Body Piercing in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Here’s a closeup.
