From Mr. Decker: I don’t remember if I posted about this last year, but here is some scar work I did on a young, Native American girl. In her Blackfoot tribe it is customary to have a line scarred around their arm for each year they’re alive. It is known aswhich literally translates to “the … Continue reading
It would seem that the noble octopus has become a very popular design for scarification pieces. Clicking the OCTOPUS tag should bring up many’a fine cephalopod. This piece drawn by the client and cut by previous tentacle technician Brian Decker, now proudly joins the ranks. Will the octopus explosion continue? Only time will tell!
A healed/fresh one-two punch from Syracuse New York’s own John J. Joyce. John says that the healed work is around five years old, and that the fresh work provided quite a challenge.
Rabbit fish? Very cute. Not really sure what to make of this piece by NYC’s Brian Decker, only that I like it. We have more coming from Mr. Decker today, as well as work by John Joyce. It’s a scarification overload!
I’ve posted skull cuttings by Efix before; I can’t remember how many. Click the SKULL tag to find out. Instead of insightful comments, I’ll leave you with the lyrics to SKULLS by the Misfits. Back before Glenn sucked. The corpses all hang headless and limp Bodies with no surprises And the blood drains down like … Continue reading
The Imperial Stormtrooper is the everyman of the Empire. His armor is weak (see Ewoks killing Troopers with rocks in Jedi) and he probably doesn’t get paid. But he still goes out there as cannon fodder to get done what needs done. Scarwars is just a name. No George Lucas overtones here. This isn’t the … Continue reading