SCARWARS » Facial Cutting

How to make a Monster- JesseV

admin — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 01:20:28 +0000

The Great Orbax is a monster.
He’d argue a Monster of Schlock, but….

Our friend Jesse Villemaire took a scalpel to Orbax’s face to fix nature’s mistakes; I think it’s helped. Now if we could just fix the hair plugs…

Better than Halloween

admin — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 16:52:19 +0000

Join the Club- Charles Finnie

admin — Tue, 21 Sep 2010 03:47:48 +0000

I’m admittedly biased when it comes to facial scarification. Bold simplicity; putting your scar out there in the public eye. This is Charles Finnie’s first cutting featured on the Scarblog, but I have a few more lined up that’ll drop as time permits.

You can find Charles At Needlepoint.
267 Londonderry Mall
Edmonton, AB, Canada

Facial Stars- Efix Roy

admin — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 19:27:00 +0000

Facial Cutting by Efix Roy

I was leaving the house to try a new restaurant (Adsum, Philadelphia) that offers Foie Gras poutine, and I stumbled upon this cutting done by Quebec City’s own Efix Roy. Efix and I have a lot of things in common; scarification, good times, body modification, cured meats…. but the two things that hold our friendship together as strongly as glue are Foie Gras & Poutine.

So is this all a coincidence? I think not.

Great job, Efix!

Face- Efix Roy

Shawn — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 20:59:23 +0000

From Efix:
Working on a friend is always very special for me. working on a
coworker or collegue, even more. Doing facial work holds a very
meaningfull place in my heart. combine those 3 and you get Frank’s
facial scar I did 2 days ago. It was quick and he handled it really
well. And the meaning behind it made it a true honnor for me to be
there and facillitate it for him. Thank you Frank!

The world is yours- Lewis Dodd

Shawn — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 01:20:19 +0000

Cutting by Lewis Dodd, Glorybound Tattoos, UK

I couldn’t really resist the SCARFACE tagline on this entry. Apologies.

Fresh facial scarification usually comes with a cringe factor that’s easy enough to understand. While the results usually heal much softer than most of us would like, a newly cut/branded face can be fairly shocking at first glance. Most visible modifications become public domain; tattooed hands/necks usually guarantee interaction (wanted or not) but with a facial scar people want to know “what happened” but propriety usually keeps them from asking.

You can see more of Lewis Dodd’s work on his IAM.bmezine.com page.

Facial Cutting- Brian Decker

Shawn — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 02:15:49 +0000

The day after this photograph was taken, Josh had to take a 6 hour flight from Los Angeles back to Richmond, Virgina. With bandages on his cheeks… he was sat between two nuns. I’m sure there’s a joke just waiting for a punchline like this somewhere. As to what’s under the bandages…

Symetrical facial cutting by Brian Decker at Scarwars2 in Los Angeles. Photo by Atom Moore for SW.