Here’s a couple shots of Melissa‘s two-point chest suspension with Freedom Suspension Group. I think the one photo may have been a BME cover? I hope she doens’t have me TOS’d for taking this picture from her page, but click here to see her supercool car. Sorry, I like cars almost as much as body modification and I just thought it was such a nice picture of her I wanted to make sure people had a chance to see it.
This is what has become of a formerly underground artform. Somewhere a prison tattoo scratcher is rolling over in his unmarked grave from shame. Ha… Just kidding! Thanks to Amber and Jackie for sending their matching “livin’ on the edge” tattoos by Valerie Tate in Dalton, GA.
It’s “just” a table spoon in this picture set, but I did get sent a full-sized vibrator docking video a while back that’s really something. I’m almost 99% sure it’s stolen so I probably shouldn’t post it, but part of me really wants to because it’s amazing… Anyway, I like where Splitcox is going with his very rare superincision.
Meet the ambassador from the Republic of Texas. And you wonder why people protest.
I’ve shown you the black half of this tattoo before, but I just had to share the full version, split up into balanced left and right luminosities, by Lionel at Out of Step (seriously, I know I push his work a lot, but do check out his gallery for more pictures).
Actually, if I remember right (and I hope I’m not double-posting this), it’s a cutting over a branding. Great lighting too! By Solidtube (Brenno) in Italy:
The tattoo on the left (where the nipples are visible and untattooed) is the actual tattoo by the very talented Jeremiah Barba at Last Rites in New York. The tattoo on the right is one where I’ve Photoshopped off the nipples. What do you think? I think on my tattoo, I’m going to tattoo over the nipples.
Herger in Germany is covered with some absolutely gorgeous tattoos (see the entry next to this one for another). This one is also done by Boris Tattoo in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary.
Hey, check out this great Monster Engine (specifically) tattoo that Herger (he calls it “the beast with two hearts”) had done by Boris Tattoo in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary. If you don’t already know Monster Engine, it’s interpretations of childrens’ drawing by Dave Devries.
