Back in June we featured a henna cutting by John Joyce (which you can see here) . He promised updated photos, and since JJ never lies- here it is. Upper half healed, fresh lower half.
When I saw this photo on Ryan’s IAM page, I thought “weird. Ryan looks like he’s wearing a Freddy Krueger sweater” and had a good chuckle.
Then I saw this cutting. Connected? I think so.
You can find Ryan at PBA Scars.
More new old SW photos!
I love finding discs I had forgotten about; these were taken by my good friend and consigliere Brian Sowden. There are hundreds on the disc from the first and second events. SO many of our guests took pictures, and so FEW ever sent me discs of their images (that’s guilt-tripping, people… it’s never too late) but it’s always nice to see an event from another person’s perspective.
This shot features Dave Gillstrap, Ron Garza (back to the camera), Jesse Villemaire (on crutches), Johannes (aka Jo-hotness) Sammi (back to the camera) and in the distance Ryan Ouellette and Brian Decker cutting the first two pieces of the event at SW1.
Canada’s own Jesse Villemaire filled the time between appointments at the first SW event back in 2005 by shooting pictures. I just came across a whole bunch of them and I’ll be cherry picking the best for future blog updates. (Thanks Jesse)
Tonight’s update is a non work-safe update featuring a pubic cutting by PBA’s Ryan Ouellette on our friend Joolie. Click through for uncensored images.
Choosing a cutting by Ryan Ouellette (done at SW2 and photographed by Atom Moore) for our Halloween update had nothing to do with him dressing in all black or being Prince of Darkness-ey. Total coincidence.
That said, this flesh removal of a spooooky bat (which was one of two pieces that David had Ryan do at the event) seems to fit in perfectly.
Happy Halloween everyone!
Ryan holds the distinction of having the hardest to spell last name of all of the artists who’ve cut at the SW events. (Having edged out Jesse Villemaire)
He did this piece over a few grueling hours at SW3 in October of 2007 using line cutting and flesh removal.
You can see more of Ryan’s work at his PBA site: http://www.precisionbodyarts.com
Photo by Allen FalknerRyan did this Biomechanical piece at the first SW event in Philadelphia. I’m told that some workplaces block scarwars.net due to “violent” content. Something makes me think it’s pieces like this that they’re talking about?
I can see how flesh removal could give someone the heebie-jeebies, but at least I didn’t post a photo of the scraps. Today.
