Self-cannibalism, care of Pakx at 4 Aces in Madrid.
Um, that’s kind of gross :)
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Tag Archives: scarification
Carved Face
Evildustin‘s “carved face” branding is really amazing… it literally looks as though his face has been carved like a block of wood. You can also see it fresh, healing, and mostly healed. It’s now about nine months old.
Facial Skin Removal
This star (done using skin removal) is healing wonderfully, and was initially cut by James Wisniewski in Hollywood, CA.
Be Real
I’ve gotta say, if you’re gonna throw the goat, it seems a whole lot more legitimate if your hand is dripping blood from a cutting by Fousage at Hell.cz.
Does it snow in Australia?
Shows how ignorant I am. All I know is they do scars there. Seriously, I have no idea if it does or not (I’m guessing it never does in Maroochydore?). Anyway, these gorgeous snowflake cuttings were done by Wayde Dunn at Puncture Body Piercing in Maroochydore, Qld, Australia.
Gears Scarification
I like Branislav’s skin removal by hell.cz:
Pentagram Torso Cutting
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:
“Face Technology”
Lukas Zpira recently did this facial skin removal — you can click through to get a closeup image as well. That reminds me, I have (much less intense) facial cuttings by Lukas (done in Mexico) that I really need to write an experience about!!!
Twoleg: Scar or Cut
Care of Mr_Hyde, I like this balanced out blackwork tattooing versus cutting outline calf sleeve… The two techniques work very nicely together. Done by Pialla at La Vecchia Bezzy in Barcelona.
Nice Curves!
I’m talking about the chest cutting — smooth curves like this sankofa design can be a challenge. This was done by Brian at Pure Body Arts in Brooklyn, NY. I wanted to mention again that because there are so few advanced and experienced practitioners in this world that if you live in an area where there isn’t anyone, you can organize a tour… In general, all you have to do is get a small number of people together that guarantee enough appointments to make the tour possible — convince your friends/customers!
