Photo by Allen Falkner Ryan 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 … Continue reading
photo by Philip Barbosa. To my lovely, strange, hilarious impression doing, epic story telling, sweeter than aspartame, knows more about Hinduism than Hindus and more about the Romans than the Romans and your history teacher combined, could charm the pants (habit?) off a nun boyfriend: I (and many others) love you more than the day … Continue reading
Another quiet night for Claire and I…. Didn’t have a chance to dig up anything interesting for tonight’s update so you guys have to settle for a picture of my bloody face circa 2005. The cutting was by Brian Decker, the photo by Allen Falkner. Have a good night!
I first met Sara shortly after moving to Philadelphia. Brainy, adorable and as sweet as a jellybean. She was photographed at SW1 by Philip Barbosa in what we thought was going to be the next big fashion trend. It turned out we were wrong, but what can you do. Her cutting was done by Luis … Continue reading
Another quiet night at SW central. Eating candy, watching CLUE and cruising through a few external hard-drives for pictures to post. Tonight’s winner is of my friend Tom, taken in ’05 by Allen Falkner at the first SW event in Philadelphia. Tom came to the event with a breath taking full torso cutting of the … Continue reading
Philip Barbosa photographed my friend Lolli at SW1 . The branding on her abdomen was done with a disposable cautery pen and was fully healed when this photo was taken in May of 2005. Healed brands can change a lot over time; the scar tissue will continue to build or break, spreading much thicker than … Continue reading