49. Nape Piercing

Here's a nape piercing I did at two months old. This gentleman takes such wonderful care of his piercings.



Surface piercings aren't the easiest to heal, but when proper placement and aftercare are achieved you could be one of the lucky individuals that can heal it. Inevitably, 98.9% of surface piercing results in migration or rejection. It's important to do your research and understand the pros and cons of surface piercing, and if you've decided that it's right for you, find a piercer who is knowledgeable and experienced in such work. This could essentially prolong the life of your potential piercing. :)

48. 24 Point Play Piercing

More play piercing action! This time, I did 24 needles on the back of some lovely legs. Miss Ashley did a wonderful job!

Here's the piercings before being laced.



And now, laced!






If play piercing interests you, PM me. I travel all of the time if you're not in the area.

47. Eighty Four Point Play Piercing

Check out this sweet 84 point play piercing on my legs, self done! I love the way it came out. :D It's the most needles I've ever done on myself (previously it was 42), and I can't believe I made it! I had two different ideas for lacing, so I tried them both out. Here are some pictures that I took. :)

Here are 84 needles on my legs...unlaced.


This is the first lacing style I tried, and it's my favorite. Everyone else seems to really like it too.




Here is the second lacing idea I had. It came out pretty cool.





I only had these for the pictures, about three hours. This kind of piercing is temporary and not intended to be permanent. If you have any questions about it, let me know. :)

46. Transverse Lobes

Here's a cool set of piercings you don't see too often, transverse lobes! I did these about two weeks ago and today was his check up. He's been taking really good care of them!


These aren't a very common type of piercing at all, and personally I've only ever seen them and done them on men. It's too bad more people don't get cool stuff like this! :)

45. New Handmade Plugs

I bought these lovely 45mm lignum vitae wood plugs from a friend of mine. He makes lovely jewelry!

44. Ampallang Piercing

Here's a lovely healing 8g ampallang piercing I did just over a month ago. I downsized the jewelry to a shorter barbel and today was a check up.

I love functional piercing. I've only done a handful of ampallang piercings but surely it is the best of all male genital piercings! I've found it is also the most painful for men, and can take a long time to heal if not pierced through the urethra. I would love to do more of these but the Prince Albert will always be number one.

43. Spring is coming!

I don't have very much to report. My work has been busy and keeps me there late, which basically means I have no life. Hahaha. It's not so bad though! I got a little hair cut, finally! It feels so amazing to have it off of my neck. It's not much, but I'm pretty stoked on it. Here's a picture:

I've been planning for the summer and have a couple guest spots and of course Skindependence coming up...yay! It's been crazy planning already for the big event but I'm really excited. I've got corsets planned that will definitely blow away most of what I've done in the past, and I hope I'm able to win another award (though there won't be much competition this year, hehe).

Looks like I'm going to APP this year in Vegas as well, but only for two days. I'm going to take a couple anatomy courses, and maybe genital piercing class from Elayne Angel. Her class is expensive so I hope I can save up enough. I hope to buy a ton of jewelry for my shop too. Our collection has surpassed that of all of the shops around us now, and it's sort of a relief! I've been working so hard on the jewelry cases...I'm even beginning to get more jewelry from Anatometal, which is my favorite. And it looks so beautiful when displayed for all to see. :D

I should head out, before I get too excited. I do love talking about jewelry. Hehehe!

42. Spiral Time

I did a cool three point spiral and thought I would share it!