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| colspan="2" align="center"| ''Shisei ("The Tattooer")''
! colspan="2"| ''Shawn Porter''
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| '''Author'''
! '''Birth Date'''
| Tanizaki Junichiro
| 1974
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| '''Illustrator'''
! '''Birth Place'''
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| Plant City, Florida
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| '''Genre'''
! '''Death Date'''
| Fiction
| Living
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| '''Country'''
! '''Occupation'''
| Japan
| [[Modcon|Modcon]], [[ScarWars|ScarWars]], [[BME QOD|BME QOD]]
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| '''Publisher'''
! '''Website'''
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| [http://occultvibrations.com http://occultvibrations.com]
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| '''Published'''
| [[1910]]
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| '''Language'''
| Japanese
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| '''Pages'''
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'''Shawn Porter''' is the body modification archivist of both his personal collection, and for lack of a better term, the curator of the [[Jack Yount Collection|Jack Yount Collection]]—one of the most extensive documentations of the early [[Piercing|piercing]] underground in America. He edited the [[SPC|SPC]] website from [[1995|1995]] to [[2005|2005]], co-founded [[ModCon|ModCon]], and was the host of ModCons 3.5 and 4.
'''Shisei''' ("The Tattooer") is the title of a book published in [[1910]] by the famous Japanese novelist Tanizaki Junichiro. It is the story of a young [[Tattoo|tattoo]] master and a beautiful girl. Tanizaki's work was originally conceived in a contemporary setting, but later placed in the Edo period perhaps due to social pressure in those days.


Shawn also started the [[ScarWars|ScarWars]] project in late [[2004|2004]] as a means to unite the [[Scarification|scarification]] community and is a long-time [[BME QOD|BME QOD]] staff member.
== Links ==
 
* [https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31617 Shisei] at Project Gutenberg. (Japanese)
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== Brief Biography ==
 
Shawn Porter was born in [[1974|1974]] and raised on a cattle farm/orange grove in Plant City, Florida. Showing an early interest in the various ways humans modify their bodies, he began self-piercing at a very early age with little in the way of outside influence. His first piercings were performed in 1982; hastily piercing his own foreskin and frenum in the same year but removing the needle each time for fear of exposure.
 
== BME ==
 
In September of 1995, Shawn posted a notice to the rec.arts.bodyart group announcing the passing of Jack Yount (which had happened several months prior) and details for his delayed memorial. It outlined Jack’s life and modification accomplishments, and met with a private response from a Toronto, Canada webzine editor named [[Shannon Larratt|Shannon Larratt]].
 
== Modcon ==
 
The first [[Modcon|Modcon]] was scheduled to be held in Brandon, Florida in [[1998|1998]].
 
== The death of SPC ==
 
Shawn ran SPConline from 1995-2005 as the sole editor.
 
== Scarwars ==
 
In 2004 Shawn began uniting scarification artists, encouraging them to network and share information.
 
== Occult Vibrations ==
 
In 2011, inspired by a love of Occult Symbolism and traditional American tattoos, Shawn created Occult Vibrations- a blog devoted to Occult and Esoteric tattooing.
 
== Life ==
 
Shawn currently lives in Philadelphia.
 
== External Links ==
 
* [http://occultvibrations.com Occult Vibrations]
* Ask Porter a question at [http://iam.bmezine.com/qod4.exe? BME QOD]
* Interview with Shawn on GodsGirls.com [http://www.godsgirls.com/random_shawnporter Godsgirls.com]
* [http://scarwars.net Scarwars.net]

Latest revision as of 11:24, 17 September 2023

Shisei ("The Tattooer")
[[Image:|100px]]
Author Tanizaki Junichiro
Illustrator
Genre Fiction
Country Japan
Publisher
Published 1910
Language Japanese
Pages
ISBN

Shisei ("The Tattooer") is the title of a book published in 1910 by the famous Japanese novelist Tanizaki Junichiro. It is the story of a young tattoo master and a beautiful girl. Tanizaki's work was originally conceived in a contemporary setting, but later placed in the Edo period perhaps due to social pressure in those days.

Links

  • Shisei at Project Gutenberg. (Japanese)