From Montreal’s Pat Pierce: “This piece on an inner forearm was brought to me by a client who wanted oak leaves shaped in the design of a six. The piece absolutely had to be branded, we talked about it for several months and when the time came he drove 11 1/2 hours to come and … Continue reading
And previously on Scarwars.net… Jessa has a lovely moth cutting on her back (see it here) by Brian Decker; and now has an amazing cutting/cautery moth hybrid to go along with it. I promise I won’t call it a butterfly.
Today is Brian Decker’s birthday, so we’re featuring a new hybrid piece in his honor. Scalpel cutting with cautery highlights (giving a drop shadow effect when it’s fresh, it’ll be interesting to see how it heals). Happy Birthday, buddy!
Wow. Christiane just checked in with this impressive full dome branding. I’m usually interested in healed photos to show how the work scarred, but in this case I’m really interested in seeing his hair re-growth.
More hybrids? My friend Pat in Montreal (who’s making his debut on the Scarblog with this post) sent this over last night; a koi fish cutting/flesh removal/branding. Great line work here with a really good design courtesy of Patrick Morency. The “original” Scarwars piece, done at Modcon4 in Toronto, was a hybrid of styles. Cutting, … Continue reading
Sri Ganesha is one of the most worshiped of the Vedic Deities. The remover of obstacles and the Lord of Beginnings, He is usually represented as a male with the head of an elephant. I prefer his Heramba-Ganapati incarnation with five heads. This piece, by NYC’s Brian Decker, features scalpel cutting and cautery branding. You … Continue reading