Scarwars was started as a means of communication between artists; in a trade where most artists had never met one another we encouraged the idea of working on collaborative pieces at our events. Different artists with different styles and techniques working on the same client leads to really amazing results. While not done at one … Continue reading
My calendar tells me that today is Wayde Dunn’s birthday. Swing by his facebook page and give him some love! Or leave a comment about this kickass Tibetan influenced cutting he did. Either/or. Happy Birthday brother!
You can never go wrong with a cutting by Wayde Dunn. I had already called it a day when I came across this photo; having updated several other blogs and finally settled down to watch Richard Pryor in THE TOY I had no plans to update the Scarblog. But what the hell. It’s been too … Continue reading
Scarification can be a lengthy undertaking, particularly with cuttings that require flesh removal. To keep yourself from being worn down by the repetitive cut/peel/cut/peel process, you have to get creative. Like Brian and Wayde on this collaborative piece done at SW3. When life hands you lemons, make lemonaid. When life hands you strips of human … Continue reading
I was just thinking the other day “man, the blog needs more Wayde Dunn”, Since it’s been a while since the Thunda has sent in new scar pics, I took the ‘roo by the tail and found a photo OF Big Red taken at SW3 by Atom Moore. While it’s not quite the same as … Continue reading
Lately I’ve been posting a lot of octopus cuttings; until tonight Brian Decker was the man behind all of the cephalopod action. I don’t think there’s any underlying symbolism here, octopi just look cool and make for an interesting design. This one, on my friend Maxine, was done by the talented hands of Wayde “Thunda” … Continue reading