krystenchaos |
topic: looking for opinions on some work
posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 13:08
i love it!! |
voxplayer |
topic: looking for opinions on some work
posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 13:14
heres a recent piece i did and im just seeing what you all think about it. there arent many people around here that are into cutting so id just like some feedback. thank you for your time. |
russfoxx |
topic: Whats Up!
posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 19:28
Hello back atcha! :) |
warmartink |
topic: Whats Up!
posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 21:41
Just thought I would stop by and say Hi |
progress |
topic: medical scar
posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 16:52
locally, pure body arts would be your best bet |
badhairdo |
topic: Poppin The Scar Cherry
posted: Sat May 05, 2007 09:25
I sport a finely done seashell on my thigh (I have to say that - I did it!!) |
muaddib |
topic: Skin Etching
posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 15:58
they actually turned out pretty damn good after the first session. I think that sometime this week im gonna have him hit them again to bolden them up a bit. Thanks for the aftercare advice thats what I did last time and it worked out well. |
supergen |
topic: branding
posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 07:13
great to see a family man!
i dont know if you have already had your brand done or not but hell its an awesome experience. i've had my brand now for 3 weeks and it looks like it has scared well. its on the back of my neck (yup the tender spot) its three circles representing life; death and rebirth its part of a greater scheme. tattoo to be added. its good to have thought behind body mods cos it then makes it all the more realistic.
njoy
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supergen |
topic: Skin Etching
posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 07:07
hey has your wolverines scars healed to well?
then ypushould redo them let them heal for three days then start scrubbing the scabs of until the scar is left bigger than what it was. njoy
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muaddib |
topic: Skin Etching
posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 13:16
Myself and one of the artists I work with have been trying out skin etching for a bit and I was wondering If anyone had any suggestions on the procedure or aftercare. Sofar all we have tried is 3 lines in between the nuckles of each hand to make it look like wolverenes scars. They turned out cool Im just wondering how to make them better and make sure that they will last a while. |
vexhecubus |
topic: Scarwars.org site updated
posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 21:36
><a href="http://scarwars.org" target="_new">http://scarwars.org</a>
>
>Lots of work to go, but it's getting there!
My word R2, please do be quiet. You don't want another Stormtropper to spot us. ;) |
vexhecubus |
topic: Michigan
posted: Tue Oct 31, 2006 21:34
>I would just look in the phone book for tat shops. There are a few here in town that also scar. I would just call all of them up and ask. Then go and check the place out if you find one that does it. Do your homework
Personally I would advise against this....Because I know if I was offering scarification for money, personally I wouldn't openly state on the phone: "Yeah we do scarification! C'mon in! Let us carve/brand ya up! YEEEEHAW!"
With scarification it requires a good steady hand of a knowledgeable artist....Sadly far too many "ignorants' are jumping into the game thinking they can recreate amazing pieces and all they end up doing is severely fucking someone up.
I see MANY scarification pieces daily from the forums I'm open to and via other researching,etc and let me just say really give it thought and research...Don't just call up any shop and go check em out.
Most quality artists are easily found on the internet...If you think they are too far away, why not perhaps organize a vacation/trip around getting the piece you want done. |
familyman26 |
topic: Michigan
posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 19:07
I would just look in the phone book for tat shops. There are a few here in town that also scar. I would just call all of them up and ask. Then go and check the place out if you find one that does it. Do your homework |
familyman26 |
topic: branding
posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 15:54
I know the obviousit hurts like hell, but those people who have them. Do you like them now that you've had them for awhile?
I mean I think I have a great concept, and if the first goes well I want to get fore done. The first one I want to get ina solid circle tattooed on my wrist. With a V branded at the center with an lidless eye at the center of the V this ofcourse would be part of the brand. If it turns out to be a positive experience for me i would like to do the same on my other wrist with a sham4rock brand on the solid circle again.
If by then I have worked out all my research and the medical implications I want to brand a short line at the center of my eyebrow and on my cheek, like a fabricated battle scar. Please tell me about your experiences and how you handled after care |
jaymz |
topic: piercer needed ASAP
posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 17:39
i wish you could too! we have been having a hell of a time finding someone adequate. and i am only one extremely tired pregnant chick! i just cant cover it all!
oh well. its sun, mon, tues if you want to consider it! or if you know anyone, send them our contacts. |
vexhecubus |
topic: piercer needed ASAP
posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 18:32
I wish I could managed to get the 2-3 days free and offer to come in.
Lord knows I've been in that studio enough by now lol
Plus it'd mean I'd be back in Toronto more often |
jaymz |
topic: piercer needed ASAP
posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 21:35
We are an elite custom shop in an upstairs loft style studio in the heart of downtown toronto, ontario. Our shop strives to provide a professional and tranquil atmosphere to our clients. Our shop offers seperate private booths, a seperate inclosed sterlization room, a classy decor with beautifully framed art complimenting the walls and attitude free staff members. All tattoo work is done custom. We do not carry flash. Piercings are performed using top of the line internally threaded jewellry. Both our piercers are very proactive minded and are constantly working with the community to improve the standards of the industry as a whole and would like somebody likeminded. We need a part time piercer to start like tomorrow! (male is preferred) at first you will have 2-3 shifts per week but could move to full time in the near future to cover a maternity leave. An exceptional portfolio is a must. Should be comfortable piercing freehand and performing surface piercings punch and taper. Exp with scalpeling and other forms of exteme mods a plus. Pay is cash every day. highest fee's in the city!
contact jayme or tom brazda @ 416-594-1594 or respond via email sweet_lil_needle@yahoo.ca to set up an interview asap! |
xpurex |
topic: Scarwars.org site updated
posted: Sat May 13, 2006 12:54
What is this Scar Wars you speak of? ;) |
scarwars |
topic: Scarwars.org site updated
posted: Sat May 13, 2006 10:18
http://scarwars.org
Lots of work to go, but it's getting there! |
dirtymc |
topic: Question
posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 02:42
I guess i should also add i didnt do it the right way by any meens i did it the way i wanted to and i lucked out, i should of had infection or something but i didnt cuz i had some people that knew a hell of alot more then i did help me out. |
vexhecubus |
topic: Question
posted: Sun Apr 09, 2006 20:33
>I have a question what do you do when you brand >some one what ie the procedured for it and does it >hurt real bad
there is a couple different type of procedural tools, depending on how the artist wants to go about doing the brand.
There's the old "traditional" way of using a heat source(ie: blow torch) and ideally an autoclaveable stainless steel taper/nail/wire piece. It's called "Strike Branding"
There are other medical based tools that are used, kind of like a pen design.
All in all...when you break it all down...Branding is basically the burning of flesh to create a scar.
However there are a number of things that are ideally required to do what is considered a truly "clean" procedure. The key thing is to have a great ventilation environment. Also proper masks because when you brand the skin you explode carbon human particals into the air, which you breath if you don't have the proper mask. Smoke Evacuators are also ideal, same with Hepafilters,etc. |
dirtymc |
topic: Question
posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 01:48
I self branded and i will tell u that it does hurt but u have to also think u burn through ur nerv endings and they seal off. but branding is alot more personal then a tat i did it to show my self my pain of my dad passing away if u can understand that. |
jshel04 |
topic: Question
posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 16:36
I have a question what do you do when you brand some one what ie the procedured for it and does it hurt real bad |
holyturpentine |
topic: I'd say...
posted: Tue Mar 28, 2006 12:24
..Make the trek out to IL and get it done right,by Johnny at Native Rituals.
http://native-rituals.com/ |
zoomerspinner |
topic: Michigan
posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 22:02
Does anyone know of anywhere in MI that does Scarification? |
jimmieknuckles |
topic: Poppin The Scar Cherry
posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 19:12
i guess im second to be cool like that
have a strike brand on my throat , one in the palm of my left hand, and another creeping up the the same elbow, all from blair |
vexhecubus |
topic: Poppin The Scar Cherry
posted: Sat Feb 25, 2006 15:36
Yeah cuz I'm cool like that....First post in the Scarification forum ;)
I'm about 80% - 85% complete with my left arm's scarification sleeve! :D |
