Brian Decker is no stranger to Modblog, in fact, rarely a week goes by that his name doesn’t get credited in a post. When I search the updates to various galleries looking  for photos worthy of featuring here, I try and maintain some sort of variety both in content and with the artist responsible for the work. However, Brian just keeps knocking out amazing piece after amazing piece and who am I to deny featuring them just  for the sake of variety?

Anyhow, when it comes to 3d art implants, not only is Brian awesome at the technical procedure he is also awesome  as an artistic silicone carver. He really understands what amount of detail will show through in the healed product and has the carving skills to make it all work. This picture of Nae’s 10 month old flower implant he did is a great showcase of those skills.

Brian sent in this kick ass photo set. I wish more people sent in procedural photos like this so you can actually see what it looked like when it was done and then what it looked like when it was healed. We’ve all seen amazing scarification of fresh work but it’s almost a treat to get to see them side by side. I’m a big fan of how this looks fresh but I think it healed up really well. The cutting also has areas that are filled in with a hyfrecator. Brian can be found in Brooklyn, NY at Pure Body Arts.

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If the snow doesn’t get us, we’ll pop in over the weekend a little, and then dig ourselves out, Monday morning. Be safe in the snow, and as always, thank you for your continued support of BME. Have a great weekend, everyone.

(Bridge piercing by handsome Brian Decker at Pure Body Arts in Brooklyn, and photography by Anilom Nor.)

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You see a cutting like this and it makes you curious about the person wearing it. Are they an alcoholic in the 1920s, or maybe just a big fan of pineapple juice? A bartender, or a no-holds-barred street brawler? A Luddite decrying the newfangled electric pursuits of our modern world, or simpzzzzzzzzz OH, hey, you should probably just ignore me and admire the handiwork of Brooklyn’s favorite son, Brian Decker of Pure Body Arts.