Maori inspired tattoo designs and tribal tattoos images

Hi there,

I received a message from a customer who would like to have a tattoo to remember his grandfather who past away. He wanted to have a design of 12 cm x 6 cm on the inside of his lowerarm. The only thing I had toincorporate was a Myosotis flower.

The first sketch was a bit too curly and feminin as you can see:














I had to make a new sketch and it worked out really nice. It's a symmetrical design with the flower right in the middle. The flower needed some color, so I used yellow and blue for it.

Here's the final design:













I'll get back with some new designs soon!

Regards, Mark
info@storm3d.com
www.storm3d.com

Hi!

As a graphic designer I get a lot of requests for custom designs.
The average sketch takes me around a week to finish, so I can only do 4 custom tatoos each month. To make sure I only focus on my own style and designs, I decided to stop doing cover-ups and extensions existing tattoos. It just takes too much time and the result doesn't really satisfy me, as a complete new and fresh design does.

Enough on this point, now the new tattoo stuff...

Here's the latest custom tattoo design. It's a combination of Polynesian, Maori and other tribal styles and it is for the shoulder and upperarm.















At the moment I'm working on another custom maori style piece, a shoulder design which is a combination of Shoulder tattoo 140 and 142 from my website.
Check them out on www.storm3d.com


Will be back soon to show you some new designs.

Kind regards, Mark

Hi!

For the last week I have been working on a lot of custom tattoo pieces in Maori style.

Here are a few of the designs. The first one is a combination of Che Guevarra with a Maori shoulder sketch around it.




















The second is a rugby ball incorporated in a Maori piece for the upper leg.












The third one is a collar tattoo design in Maori style for a customer from the USA.












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Regards, Mark

Hi there!

When the final tattoo design was finished, my customer asked to extend it with an extra 10 cm.
So I had to make it in the same maori / tribal style and make connect it to the existing design.

Here's the finished tattoo design:



















Please note the images on this blog are protected by copyright and cannot be used for your personal tattoo.

If you're interested in a similar tattoo sketch, just send me an e-mail or visit my website.


Kind regards, Mark Storm
info@storm3d.com
www.storm3d.com

Hi there,

I was quite busy for the last week with a few large custom tattoo pieces. One for the lower arm and a few shoulder pieces.

Here's the final image of this small drawing tutorial, as promised:














(Please don't use this image for your own tattoo, it's specially created for one of my clients)

I will post a photo of the finished tattoo as soon as I receive it.

If you have more questions on this tutorial, just let me know.

Kind regards, Mark Storm
info@storm3d.com
www.storm3d.com