Friday, October 30, 2009

Finished Kirituhi tribal style tattoo designs

Hi!

I just finished two nice tattoo designs in a Kirituhi style mixed with some other tribal elements.
The first one is a forearm tatoo design, which has some flames at the wrist in a negative space.
The other elements had to be sharp and my customer wanted some curles in it.
Here's the final tat2 design:

forearm tribal flames tattoo polynesian design














The second design is for the elbow in a Kirituhi-style with some "storm3d" flow to it.
It's a seamless piece, so the tattoo will wrap around without any visible edges.

elbow tribal tattoo kirituhi style images designs









Will be back in a day or two with a backpiece and some other projects, so check back soon!

Kind regards, Mark Storm

Friday, October 23, 2009

tribal tattoo flames lower arm design

Hi,

Here's another new design I'm working on this week. It's a lower arm tattoo piece, for a German customer. The tatoo is placed on the outside of the lower arm and wraps around to the inside a little. It had to look like a warrior armlet, with some symbols of fire, triangular shapes and flowing kirituhi curles.
The first three pictures of the design in progress:

tribal flames tattoo arm design sketchesflames tattoo for the lower arm tribal style

fire tattoo flaming designs tribal maori tattoo












Any comments on this design? Just let me know!

Kind regards, Mark

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Elbow tattoo design in mixed tribal style

Hi!

It has been a while since I posted my last sketches and updates, but here is a new tattoo project that I started yesterday.
One of my customers asked me to do an elbow tattoo, similar to the one Cesc Fabregas has.
He only wanted to have it in a mixed tribal style like some of my images on my website.

Here are the first pictures of this design in progress:

tattoo sketches tribal style to printtribal tattoo sketches images storm3d









printable tattoo arm elbow designs tribalThe design has to be seamless, so I need to do some work on both sides to complete the sketch.

I e-mailed these pictures to my client, so I will get back soon with an update.

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