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Floral Play Piercing
Nickk Leading from Mantra Tattoo in Lakewood, CO, did this large scale play piercing on Amanda, breaking both their personal records with 154 18ga needles done over three hours.
Capt. Howdy does Jaffa
If you thought there were no alternative clubs in Jaffa, think again..
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As a point of trivia, The Dungeon Club (14 Kikar Kdumim, Old Jaffa) where this performance by Captain Howdy took place is the first Jewish S&M venue in Tel Aviv!
Play Pierced Back Circles
Kelly got fifty-six needles by Sean at Manakin Tattoo in Pismo Beach, California.
Heavy Breast Skewer Play
Birgit from Paris, France, is into very heavy play! Remember kids, just like smoking pot leads to smoking crack, play piercing leads to S&M. Well, even if the first is false, I’m sure there’s truth to the latter…
Cheek Spears
Jimi made himself these cheek spears and is just testing them out here in his bathroom… I really like his handlebars tattoo as well!
Pride Day Wings
Amy Willmore at Twisted Images did this piercing project for the Pride Parade in their town of Louisville, KY.
Kamichaos Cockroast
They’ve been featured on BME plenty before, but I thouht I should mention that I finally got around to adding a gallery dedicated to the Kamichaos Twins to BME (thanks to a lot of help from Filipe of NeoArte). You can visit their gallery by clicking through the picture.
Pointy Inclinations
TattoodFreak did these twenty-four play piercings on Mini_Solitaire… If you’re rather see the set with less needles, less clothes, and more blood, click on through for the after set.
The Only Solution..
Is Pain Solution!
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Håvve Fjell (featured in the video) adds this..
“I should mention that Pain Solution has been granted funding from the Norwegian Cultural Council to produce a play combining classic sideshow and self-torture for the theatre scene. My aim is to strengthen the genre I work with in the cultural landscape, bringing it up and out from the underground. Freak show for the people!
Also, I have started a Fakir school in order to educate the next generation, and shape artists I can work with in the future.”