Approach with extreme caution. Do not attempt to use magic against this woman. Any information leading to the arrest of this woman shall be duly rewarded. Notify immediately by owl the Ministry of Magic.
Wizard Matt Vermillion used a very specific scarification curse on prisoner Symantha_ to prevent her from blending in with muggles.
Starting hump day off with a fresh and fruity scar sent in by Pollux. Hopefully we’ll see this one again as a follow-up.
Can you believe the week is almost over? With all the holidays it seems like this week went by really quickly. Of course, with it being Friday, it’s time for another scarification follow-up. This one is a DIY scar created by IAM: Zmashd. Here’s what she had to say about the process:
1 day old on this picture. I did a triangle, as a symbol of support to the LGBT community. I did it on myself (properly. using a #10 scalpel) and I must say I’m quite happy with how it turned out, even though the location was tricky. 🙂 It’s been healing well, so far.
And here’s how it’s looking now.
You know, for a first-time DIY scar, it’s looking pretty good. If you’re wondering where the blood is coming from, take a look at the next photo.
You can see more of the scar, as well as the needle play that led to the bleeding over in the blood play gallery.
It took me a few minutes, but I’m pretty sure the writing on the inside of that hand-heart says “Sacred”. Oh, and the scar, that’s by the birthday boy, Brian Decker.
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Since today is Brian Decker‘s birthday, and he’s one of the biggest contributors to The Friday Follow-up, this week’s post is just for him.
So from all of us here at BME… Happy Birthday Brian!
Oh and what the heck, here’s one of the scars he did back in November. Hopefully it’ll remind him to send in more healed photos.
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Had Chris Saint sent in a fresh photo along with this one, we’d have seen this scar on Friday. But since he didn’t you get to enjoy this extremely geeky scar featuring the symbol of Hyrule. Given how shiny it is, I’d guess that this scar is about a month old.
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Why a massive 7 hour scar and ink rubbing by Brian Decker and Christiane from Pinpoint in Oslo, Norway.
Brian and Christiane did this at Brian’s studio, PURE in Brooklyn.
This scar by Brian is just flat out incredible. His technique, as always, is pretty much perfect. However, given the nature of the area being cut, it’s an even greater accomplishment. This is what Brian had to say about it.
If anyone wonders, cutting boobs is tough. Very squishy and no resistance.
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IAM:.Trevor. is on a roll with his “corset as jewelry” projects. At this point I can say anything I want because you’ve obviously stopped reading and are looking at the girl below. It’s really lovely out today. I think I’ll go for a walk and then get a haircut. Purple monkey dishwasher.
