#cicatrices

damiandmon:

En mi pecho estas marcas me recuerdan que alguna vez las tetas me chuparon, placer que se ha convertido en cicatrices lamidas y manoseadas; placer de dar vuelta el mundo con estas inyecciones de piel más gruesa, esta voz sensiblemente grave y la selva de mi abdomen deshilachándose: porque, amigos míos, siempre el género estuvo descocido.

Another set of illustrations for my personal project.

I am not sure what to comment without rambling, but yeah this set focuses on scars (not fully se|fharм in context of the story, but still body harm)
I watched a lot of tutorials to adapt them to my art style, and just thought a lot about human body and the kind of marks it bears in general.

I thought about also adding teethmarks as it’s something I struggle with personally, but at this scale it was hard to make it discernible what they were

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#intrusivethoughts #bodyhorror #bodyhorrorart #weirdcore #scars #шрамы #комиксы #sequentialart #conceptartwork #концептарт #livresquaredraws #гуро #guro #guroart #グロ　#插画 #コンセプトアート #horreur #cicatrices #цифроваяиллюстрация #horrorart #オリジナルイラスト
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Decorated group with shields and boomerangs, Cardwell, 1890s by State Library of Queensland
Via Flickr:
Creator:Unidentified.Location: Cardwell, Queensland. Description: This photograph shows a small group of men holding shields, boomerang and Nulla Nulla, with two Aboriginal women sitting on the ground. Most of the men have cicatrices [scarring], with two men wearing headbands, one with an armlet and one with a necklace, This group of people have been identified as the Cardwell Aboriginal group, known as Girramay. Body decoration and shield designs differ between Aboriginal Tribes and topographic location. The ceremony performed would depend on the body decoration used and the roles of the people in the ceremony. The fluffy body art used by several of the males in this photograph is from bird down and plant down, with animal fat applied as glue. View the original image at the State Library of Queensland: hdl.handle.net/10462/deriv/146850Information about State Library of Queensland’s collection:www.slq.qld.gov.au/research-collectionsCultural Care statement (disclaimer) Users are advised that this Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander material may contain culturally sensitive imagery and descriptions which may not normally be used in certain public or community contexts. Annotation and terminology which reflects the creator’s attitude or that of the era in which the item was created may be considered inappropriate today. This material may also contain images, voices or names of deceased persons. Conditions of use: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander material is accessed and used in accordance with State Library’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Collections Commitments. SLQ Collections Commitment_pdf.

Love your scars and don’t kill the butterfly.

(víahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vg_1hfk5Z-E)

~En este punto de mi vida, ya no pienso volver a llorar por las mismas tonterias, eso quedo enterrado en el pasado, he aprendido a dar la cara por mis errores y convertirlos en lecciones, ya no me importa la simpatia o el rechazo de las personas, si me hablan o si me ignoran, asi que me da igual si paso desapercibido, mi vida es mejor ahora, finalmente soy un hombre libre…~

~Estoy cansado de las personas temporales, de las falsas promesas, de la gente que siempre tiene una excusa y de la nada se aleja, me canse de ser tratado como una opcion mas cuando merezco ser prioridad, me canse de ir detras de las personas e insistirles que no me dejen solo, simplemente me canse…~