Steve Truitt just did a cutting and skin removal intended to leave a scar reminiscent of a head that’s been torn off! There’s another session to go to make the scar go all the way around, and sutures will also be used to give it a realistic look. Got a hankerin’ to similate an amputation? Visit him at Stay Gold Tattoo and Body Modification in Albuquerque, NM.
…And a healed “HATE ME” as well, by Paulo “Sheetos” Vitor at Caos Body Art in Barra Bonita/SP, Brasil. I wonder if this will generate a similar response to Michelle’s tattoos? Because it is highly unlikely that it will, I wonder why not — personally I think they’re both perfectly fine to get, but I do think they’re in the same general territory…
More great work by Brenno at Body Factory in Trieste, Italy, with this cleanly cut butterfly nape design.
By Paulo “Sheetos” Vitor at Caos Body Art in Barra Bonita, SP, Brasil.
These matching diamondplate pattern cuttings were done by Lewis Dodd in Valentia, Spain, on Abi and Will as a part of their marriage.
Charles at Dragon FX (Edmonton, Alberta) practices his electrocautery branding skills by working on a pig’s leg (photo: blackjettas).
A while back (in March) I showed an amazing Mayan cutting by Wayde Dunn… Angelinpayn just shot this picture of it and it’s still looking incredible, even more so than last time I think.
It is nice, I like!
PoisonousPennington shows the skin removal that Brian did on his leg when they met up in Toronto before BMEfest — in this photo it’s about a month old.
This is an older picture — from back in May — so you can check Evildustin‘s page to see how it’s doing, but it’s healed in this picture… It was done electrically, but it harkens back to old-style Maori tattooing which was more closely related to wood carving than face painting, and left deep scars like this.
