New Website design for my maori tattoo designs

Hi there,

I have been working on my new website for a few months.
Yesterday I uploaded it.
It contains Maori tattoo designs, Shoulder tattoos and mixed designs.
Also for custom tattoo designs, you can contact me.
New designs have been added to the galleries and the functionallity has improved.
You can now order your designs right away and receive the tattoo image in high resolution .jpg or .tiff files.

You can also find multiple custom designs I did the last few weeks.

Just check it out at Storm3d.com Maori and tribal tattoo designer.


Kind regards,

Mark Storm
info@storm3d.com

Update 3 new shoulder designs

Hi,

I updated my tattoo site with 3 new tattoo designs; shoulder sleeves in Maori/tribal style

If you're interested in ordering a design or getting a custom tattoo piece, please visit my site:
Maori and tribal tattoo designs on storm3d.com

Kind regards,

Mark Storm
info@storm3d.com
www.storm3d.com

Finished Maori Shoulder piece

Here's the finished shoulder tattoo design in Maori style.

I have to add it to my website/webshop, but here's a small preview for you.






Last week I made a custom
piece for a customer from Norway.
It had to match the style of an existing tattoo.
He wanted a symmetrical design, based on a fish/shark, with elements like triangles and scales.






My inspiration also resulted in another shoulder piece.
Not available on my website yet, because I need to scan it in high resolution.
Please let me know what you think of the latest designs!






I'm working on a step by step example on how to I design my maori shoulder pieces. Hope to post it in a few days.




Kind regards,

Mark

Maori Shoulder Piece

Hi there,

Today I worked on a new Maori shoulder piece.
When I draw a new design, I start with a sheet of paper, 200 grams, size A3 (29,7 x 42cm).

The materials I use are just a simple medium hard pencil for the first sketch.

First I make a rough sketch for the shape of the design.
Then some main elements are designed and I try to get a nice flow in the overall design.
(My tattoo's have no specific meanings, I just combine different tattoo styles into one esthetic image)

When that's done, I fill the small shapes with nice triangles, lines or other tribal tattoo patterns.

Finally I trace the tattoo design with a black marker and remove the pencil lines.

If you have questions on my Maori designs, just contact me at info@storm3d.com,


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