Flash Stamps

No Egrets. This flash set is ducking awesome.

A must for any tattooer’s Procreate design tool kit, these versatile birds can be used for nearly any style tattoo design. Each flash stamp was drawn to represent the most interesting angle of the bird, whether flying or perched, trying to capture a wide-range of species that are typically interesting for clients.

Each stamp design includes highly detailed feather lines that can be customized depending on the style of your tattoo design. Unlike direct reference images, these designs have been thoughtfully edited and composed to include the visual information specific to a tattoo.

Use the stamps as-is for realism or illustrative designs that require a high level of detail in your stencil. You can easily redraw the linework for neo-traditional tattoos. These standard designs could be used as flash, as elements in a larger composition with other Tattoo Smart elements for rapid prototyping, or as stand-ins for birds you that would require your further research and refinement. As part of your digital toolkit, The Aviary images represent a useful collection that you will want to have accessible quickly based on your clients’ interests.

The "How to Look Cooler" Starter Pack

Featuring 100 of the most popular flash designs from When Tattoos Looked Like Tattoos, Tattoo Smart is proud to bring you Trad Bag by Marshall Rathburn. Within the Procreate set, you will find 100 designs of the most common tattoo requests, ranging in size from small gap-fillers to more complex neo-traditional designs to use as the foundation for your custom tattoo design projects.

What was once printed on individual sheets and distributed through mail order can now be accessed instantly on your iPad. While the originators of tattoo flash may not have envisioned the technology that would one day revolutionize tattoo design, they nevertheless would have supported the effort to keep up with the growing demand for tattoos of all styles, and the collective effort of the tattoo community to make the process more efficient. Using Trad Bag, you'll have the opportunity to do the same - work quickly and efficiently, and customize the designs to both your client's requests and your take on traditional tattoo style.

Also check out Neo-Trad Bag by Dingo Foley!

Chill forever. Worry Never.

Capturing the endless summer vibes, with plenty of salt water, palm trees, sunsets, and surfing, the Tropistyle by Mark Longenecker flash set has everything you need to bring the island aesthetic to your tattoos, minus the sunburnt tourists.

As his early artistic pursuits took him south to the Florida Keys, Mark was heavily inspired by the art and tattoos that reflected the beach culture around him, and tattooing's roots in those communities. Tropistyle is a celebration of tropical-style tattoos, and Mark designed this incredible set of flash to use and be inspired by.

Tropistyle for Procreate includes two Mark Longenecker signature elements - the tropical skelly dudes enjoying the beach and surfing, as well as 4 background templates you can use to quickly draft sleeve or back piece concepts and try different arrangements of elements.

The flash set comes with dozens of large and small sea creatures, fish, predators, and coral to create complex underwater scenes or use in simple walk-in requests. Using the foliage and scenery elements gives you more options for combinations of subjects to suit your clients' requests. You can finish your designs with rope frames, compasses, or the sun and clouds, depending on the vibe you're going for. You'll come back to this set all year long because even though the tan lines fade, the tattoos last forever.

Yokai, Gods, Supernatural Creatures, and Demons. The stuff legends are made of...

Following the incredible feedback from the Tattoo Smart community to his first volume of Japanese flash designs, Elliott Wells was inspired to create Japanese Vol. 5: Mythology. Within the set, Elliott explores the spirits, monsters, gods, and other supernatural beings from Japanese folklore and mythology. From mischievous imps to malevolent demons, Elliott included a range of figures that encompass both well-known tattoo subjects as well as less common options, giving you both immediate utility in the set and inspiration for future designs.

Like his first set, Elliott's designs are rooted in the aesthetic traditions of irezumi, but represent years of his own style development, informed by horror tattoos and Neo-Japanese designs. His take on popular tattoo options like Hannya masks, Foo dogs, and Phoenixes is complex and thoughtfully composed to be used in large or small formats. By exploring deeper into the legendary and supernatural beings of Japanese folklore with yokai like Bakezori, Hone-onna, and Kasa-obake, as well as legendary animals like kitsune, kirin, and basan, Elliott gives you a range of imagery to include in your designs. As with all of the sets in the Tattoo Smart Japanese collection, this set works well on its own, and becomes increasingly useful when paired with the other sets to increase the variety and depth of your Japanese digital tattoo design toolkit.

Adventure on the high seas. Maps to buried treasure. Sirens luring men to their deaths.

Chart a course and set sail for the horizon, with All Who Wander, the latest stamp set for Procreate from Tattoo Smart.

All Who Wander is an incredible resource of flash images to create travel, nautical, and adventure tattoo designs. By combining the different elements, you can create symbolic variations within the same stamp set. Use a map with a burn, stacks of coins, a lantern, and treasure chest to point to sunken treasure and evoke legends of Blackbeard. Alternatively, you can use a beach scene, clipper ship, lighthouse, and rope frame to create a picturesque coastal or nautical tattoo. There are dozens of primary and secondary elements to use for both small and large scale designs.

All Who Wander becomes even more flexible when you combine the elements with other Tattoo Smart neo-traditional and realism Procreate sets. The Rose Kit, U.S. Military, Watch & Compass, Stars & Dots, Angry Animals, or MC Flash Stamps all make excellent companion sets to All Who Wander, and expand the horizons of your tattoo design toolkit.

Frann Rocha, Brazilian tattooer and creator of the popular Ornamentals Vols. 1 and 2 sets, makes nature-inspired tattoos capture the balance between the delicacy and the dynamic qualities of flowers, butterflies, dragon flies, and moths. The effect is both ethereal and energetic, and in her Spring Mix Vol. 1 flash images, she allows you to blend these elements to create your own tattoos that strike that balance.

Spring Mix Vol. 1 is a celebration of the beauty of nature, and how the organic shapes influence ornamental floral tattoo design. The set includes butterflies, moths, and dragonflies that can be scaled up or down depending on the composition. Frann's floral selections include morning glories, sunflowers, water lilies, passionflowers, and cactus flowers. She also includes more natural leaves to group with these flowers or in other floral tattoo designs.

The set also includes ornamental leaves and flowers that echo the whiplash and paisley shapes popular in Art Nouveau and Alphonse Mucha-inspired tattoos. You can use them and the other elements in the Ornamental Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 brush sets to seamlessly blend elements and styles in your own tattoo designs.

Inspired by the history of noble lords and ladies, knights in battle, and ornate religious artwork, Elliott Wells' latest brush set provides an incredible collection of flash stamps that will help you Go Medieval in your tattoo designs.For nearly 1000 years, the Western world was influenced by a complex balance between societal structures and religious power, and incremental advancements in warfare, technology, art, and architecture. Now, the lore, near-mythic people, and aesthetic of the Middle Ages influences modern fantasy writers, movie creators, and has inspired our collective imaginations. Elliott Wells, in his exploration of his own family's history back to this era, was equally inspired to create Go Medieval, a set filled with the weapons, religious symbols, and everyday objects that capture the instantly recognizable aesthetic.You can use Go Medieval for other tattoo design themes, like the highly detailed crucifixes and crowns in Christian religious tattoos. You can also create epic characters and battle scenes with the helmets, gauntlets, torches, and tankards that could be found in any fantasy-inspired tattoo. Elliott provides options ranging from the ornate filigree in metalworking and religious symbols to the dramatically evil-looking, dark fantasy character design elements, so you can use these flash stamps to inspire and design your next Medieval tattoo.

TOOLS OF CHAOS

Featuring imagery focused on Nordic and Greek mythology, predatory animals, birds, and powerful humans, Eddie’s brush set includes a wide variety of chaotic blackwork stamp designs. Use the male and female profile stamps as a starting point for your design, adding headdresses, weapons, and symbolic and natural elements. The variations of hands and fists make adding notoriously difficult to draw elements more efficient. Tools of Chaos also includes chaotic mark making brushes you can use to give your tattoo designs the look of controlled disarray that exemplifies this style.

After tremendous feedback from the tattoo community, and considering the most common requests of his clients, Eddie updated Tools of Chaos to include 10 designs of popular Norse gods and goddesses. From powerful men like Thor, Odin, and Tyr, to complicated characters like Freya, Loki, and Frigg, these stylized designs embody the traits of the most popular Norse tattoo subjects. Use them together with the other elements in the set to develop tattoos that aesthetically capture the chaotic spirit of the mythology.

CHAOTIC BEASTS

Featuring many of the most popular tattooed predators, plus a few uncommon subjects to spark your creativity, the Chaotic Beasts presents these animals in new and interesting ways. Eddie drew these animals with tattoo design in mind, using angles and poses that you can use to create cohesive compositions quickly.

MYTHICAL BEASTS

Featuring a huge variety of creatures, monsters, and characters, Mythical Beasts is a comprehensive toolkit of stylized tattoo designs. Eddie drew inspiration from Greek and Scandanavian mythology to include phoenix, Medusa, Cerberus, Harpy, Kraken designs and more. Multi-cultural monsters like goblins, ogres, dragons, mermaids, and unicorns are presented in entirely new tattoo designs. Eddie’s chaotic blackwork style works especially well for tattoos based on popular sci-fi franchises and fantasy characters and animals, inspiring you to reimagine these tattoos in novel ways.

After a career spanning nearly 2 decades and multiple continents, Brazilian tattooer Lorenzo Gentil developed All Killer, a flash set representing his favorite tattoo imagery and themes translated into an incredibly valuable design library. You can use these stencil-ready designs as-is, or study them to learn from and be inspired by Lorenzo's work in combining and composing.

Fascinated by the symbolism, and following years of studying, drawing, and painting, Lorenzo curated his designs in All Killer to reflect the dichotomy and balance created with tattoo imagery. The softness and movement of flowers, the mystery and flow of snakes, the magnetism and power of tigers, and the life and death symbolism of skulls, kapala, and reaper designs. Use these highly stylized designs to inspire your next blackwork or illustrative tattoos!

"I hope this set of drawings helps other tattooists on their daily work and be a source of images to create different combinations and compositions with all of the subjects presented." - Lorenzo Gentil

Jason Schroder, tattooer and owner of Incognito Tattoo, developed Succulents Vol. 1 to provide tattooers with a set of Procreate cactus and succulent bloom stamp brushes. A 25-year tattooer well-known for his intricate etching-style blackwork tattoos, Jason carefully designed this set to capture the stylistic quality of botanical illustrations while balancing the need to create designs that are first and foremost tattoo-able.Prior to photography, botanical illustrators used their artistic skill and technical knowledge to interpret living flora into beautiful compositions, and the style gained wider appreciation outside of its role in science. More recently, that widespread popularity became influential in tattooing, leading tattooers to use their own artistic skill and technical knowledge to translate botanical illustration to another medium.Jason, leaning on decades of tattoo experience, presents this collection of illustrative succulent and cactus images translated into successful tattoo designs. He used horticultural real life reference as stylistic inspiration to create a wide range of popular floral client requests. Tattooers can use these images to learn and benefit from Jason’s experience in careful editing those illustrations to include only the visual information necessary to the tattoo. Each design can be tattooed as-is at a smaller scale. Jason also left enough room in the designs that you can edit them to your preference, scaling up to include more detail, or setting them within a larger composition of other elements. 

Killian Moon created this comprehensive set of female hand reference stamps and an accompanying photo eBook as a fundamental part of any digital toolkit. Developed from his own photo references, Lady Fingers includes more than a hundred hands in still poses, making hand gestures, holding objects, and in motion, all from different perspectives. Tattooers working in nearly any style will find Lady Fingers incredibly useful.

In his tattoo design process, Killian uses digital construction tools like these, and the ones in his Great Head and Essentials toolkits, to model and compose elements. In order to exactly capture how a hand looking holding an object or the expressiveness of a hand gesture, he often found himself needing to take his own photos for reference. Building on that process, he created this library of nearly any hand pose you may need for your tattoo designs. In the eBook, Killian paired each hand stamp with the original photo reference.

No more hiding hands behind the backs of pinups or fingers accidentally missing a knuckle. Lady Fingers includes anatomical construction lines to help you understand where to shade your tattoo or where each joint bends when a hand is grasping an object. Popular tattoo requests like praying hands or a hand holding a stiletto are also included.

Get Lady Fingers today and begin exploring the new ways to incorporate hands into your tattoo designs!

Tattoo Smart is proud bring you Stars & Dots: Traditional Vol. 1 by Craig Brock. When he began work on this project, Craig initially intended to make a flash set for himself with the imagery he loves and uses the most in his tattoos. Inspired by American Traditional themes, and including the most popular neo-traditional motifs, what started as a personal project quickly grew into a toolkit Craig knew could benefit any tattooer working in this style. Within the Procreate set, you will find 100 designs of the most common tattoo requests, ranging in size from small gap-fillers to complete scenes that can be the foundation for large-scale work.

What was once printed on individual sheets and distributed through mail order can now be accessed instantly on your iPad. While the originators of tattoo flash may not have envisioned the technology that would one day revolutionize tattoo design, they nevertheless would have supported the effort to keep up with the growing demand for tattoos of all styles, and the collective effort of the tattoo community to make the process more efficient. Stars & Dots: Traditional Vol. 1 is Craig's contribution to that effort, preserving traditional imagery and applying his own style to modernize both the process and the designs. Using Craig's set, you'll have the opportunity to do the same - work quickly and efficiently, and customize the designs to both your client's requests and your take on traditional tattoo style.

Cory Clubs likes to make tattoos that look like tattoos, but not ones that necessarily make real-world sense. As much as he is inspired by American traditional style and themes, in his words, his brain "won't let him draw like that," so his flash set reflects interesting combinations, weird morphs and mashups, and a heavily stylized take on classic lady head tattoos.Who doesn't appreciate a pretty lady tattoo? And if you can make one using other elements you love, it's even better. That's how Cory approaches his tattoo designs and his designs for flash set. Ladies First is both immediately useful and incredibly inspiring. In the set, you will find 100 flash designs ready to sell to clients. Add them to your Procreate library for visual inspiration during consultations or render the designs to book via social media. Cory primarily hopes that the tattoo community is inspired by his flash to take chances when they draw tattoos, and to continue pushing the boundaries of neo-traditional tattoo design.Ladies First is foremost a set of tattoo flash that is soundly designed but that sidesteps the rules in order to be more interesting and just plain fun. Cory hopes the next time your client requests a lady head tattoo, you can convince them to get a little bit weird with it. After all, according to him, "the worst thing a client can get is exactly what they asked for."

Since the beginning of his tattoo career, Wes Holland has been interested in the imagery and designs of traditional Japanese and neo-Japanese tattoos. Inspired by botanical studies, illustrative art and tattoos, and real-life kiku, Wes created this flash set of 84 chrysanthemum designs and 2 templates.The range and versatility of this set will suit nearly any tattoo scenario. You can start with the foundational components like individual bulbs and leaves, or use one of the more complete flash stamps for quick drafting. Several mum flower shapes are featured in this set, including incurved, spider, and quill, with rounded, pointed, and variations of curved petals.Learning to draw chrysanthemums is notoriously difficult and Wes considered this skill when creating the set. Use one of the two value-based templates to create your chrysanthemum, progressively arranging your petals with the correct depth, sequencing, and scale. By using the template, you can fit your chrysanthemum into any part of a composition and draw the petal shape that best suits the design.Wes also made 10 complete flash designs for the set to give you designs to use immediately and to inspire your own work. This flash features some of the most popular pairings with chrysanthemums in Japanese tattoos like a Draruma, Hannya, Kitsune, Clouds, Waves, and more.Like all Tattoo Smart flash stamp sets, these chrysanthemums for Procreate are designed to compliment the workflow of any artist and be useful for projects of all sizes. Check out the set and get started designing today!Tattoo Smart gives you the digital flash tools to speed up the process of conceptualizing and rendering time-consuming elements, allowing you to spend more time focusing on the composition of your tattoo design.

Jason Schroder, tattooer and owner of Incognito Tattoo, developed Botanicals Vol. 2 to provide tattooers with a set of Procreate and Clip Studio Paint illustrative floral stamp brushes. A 25-year tattooer well-known for his intricate etching-style blackwork tattoos, Jason carefully designed this set to capture the stylistic quality of botanical illustrations while balancing the need to create designs that are first and foremost tattoo-able.Prior to photography, botanical illustrators used their artistic skill and technical knowledge to interpret living flora into beautiful compositions, and the style gained wider appreciation outside of its role in science. More recently, that widespread popularity became influential in tattooing, leading tattooers to use their own artistic skill and technical knowledge to translate botanical illustration to another medium.Jason, leaning on decades of tattoo experience, presents this collection of illustrative botanical images translated into successful tattoo designs. He used historical reference as stylistic inspiration to create a wide range of popular floral client requests. Tattooers can use these images to learn and benefit from Jason’s experience in careful editing those illustrations to include only the visual information necessary to the tattoo. Each design can be tattooed as-is at a smaller scale. Jason also left enough room in the designs that you can edit them to your preference, scaling up to include more detail, or setting them within a larger composition of other elements.

Izzy, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corp and 12 year tattooer, is particularly familiar with the symbols and icons representing the US military, and what they mean to the clients who have collected these tattoos since the earliest days of tattooing in America.In U.S. Military Vol. 1, Izzy created a flash set of Procreate stamps useful for both walk-in tattoos and custom requests. He included the official emblems and logos for the branches of the U.S. Military. You can quickly find line drawings of the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, and National guard symbols, ready to tattoo straight out of your digital toolkit.Recognizing the common themes and imagery among the military and memorial tattoos he’s done for clients over the years, Izzy also included a deep catalog of elements to combine for specific requests. Battle crosses, dog tags, cemeteries, and tombstones can be incorporated to memorialize your client’s loved one. Weapons like rifles, rockets, grenades, and cartridges can add be used to commemorate your client’s service in defense or their interest in firearms. Other military symbols like eagles, paratroopers, anchors, and flags can add patriotic variation to custom projects.Particularly popular amongst black and gray or realism requests, iconic imagery can be used to add depth and background, or in the foreground in negative space, and is used to contextualize the other symbols in the tattoo design. Izzy included silhouettes of that iconic imagery, like 21 gun salutes, raising the flag at Iwo Jima, jungle/desert/cityscapes, the Twin Towers in profile, and military vehicles like tanks, carriers, and helicopters.He also included other scenic and accessory elements for other styles of tattoos, like frames, skulls, banners, bullet holes, reapers, and skin rips. Given the range of official symbols, commonly requested images, and background/accessory elements, U.S. Military Vol. 1 will quickly become your go-to toolkit for one of the most popular tattoo themes. Get the flash set now and explore the range of options within.

Tattoo Smart is proud to present the MC Flash Stamps Vol 1 set by Myke Chambers. Long-established as a leader in American Traditional tattooing, Myke was also an early adopter of a digital design workflow and an advocate that being traditional in your tattoo style and values doesn’t mean ignoring advances in technology. Using the best tool for the job is incredibly important, especially in busy street shops where time management and efficient design means happier clients and happy tattooers.

With that forward-thinking vision to make traditional flash more digitally useful and accessible, Mike is excited to offer these 95 linework stamps. Stamp sets from Tattoo Smart make design projects more efficient and give you the flexibility to add your own style by adding a new layer and drawing over them. This next generation of tattoo flash includes wolf, tiger, panther, and other animal heads, roses, eagles and swallows, clipper ships, and a wide variety of the kind of traditional imagery Myke loves to tattoo.

2020 UPDATE:

Following the original release, Botanicals quickly became a favorite amongst the Tattoo Smart community, giving tattooers an invaluable set of floral tattoo designs inspired botanical illustrations. Jason Schroder recently updated this set to include 25 new designs. His latest additions include popular requests like poppies, tulips, and violets, as well as less common options to give your floral toolkit variety.Jason Schroder, tattooer and owner of Incognito Tattoo, developed Botanicals V1 to provide tattooers with a set of Procreate and Clip Studio Paint illustrative floral stamp brushes. A 25-year tattooer well-known for his intricate etching-style blackwork tattoos, Jason carefully designed this set to capture the stylistic quality of botanical illustrations while balancing the need to create designs that are first and foremost tattoo-able.Prior to photography, botanical illustrators used their artistic skill and technical knowledge to interpret living flora into beautiful compositions, and the style gained wider appreciation outside of its role in science. More recently, that widespread popularity became influential in tattooing, leading tattooers to use their own artistic skill and technical knowledge to translate botanical illustration to another medium.Jason, leaning on decades of tattoo experience, presents this collection of illustrative botanical images translated into successful tattoo designs. He used historical reference as stylistic inspiration to create a wide range of popular floral client requests. Tattooers can use these images to learn and benefit from Jason’s experience in careful editing those illustrations to include only the visual information necessary to the tattoo. Each design can be tattooed as-is at a smaller scale. Jason also left enough room in the designs that you can edit them to your preference, scaling up to include more detail, or setting them within a larger composition of other elements. 

Inspired by the creativity and overwhelmingly positive feedback from the community, Ant Iannucci created the Dharma Vol. 2 flash stamp set for Procreate. An excellent companion to Dharma Vol. 1.2, Ant’s latest flash stamps give you an expanded range of deities and symbols to chose from, including Eastern symbols, Buddha designs, and Hindu deities from multiple regional cultures, to create large-format tattoo designs.

Featuring complex compositions of Hindu deities, Dharma Vol. 2 includes many variants of each one emulating the styles of different cultures’ religious art. Each regional aesthetic, including Tibetan, Balinese, Thai, and Hindu imagery, provides an aesthetically unique perspective on the subject. Ant has included enough detail and visual information in the designs to be immediately recognizable as reflecting the specific artistic style, while leaving enough room for you to compose and render them with your own artistic voice.

As a collection, the Dharma Vol. 1 and 2 sets include the vast majority of Eastern-inspired client requests, giving you an accessible toolkit to create small- and medium-sized tattoos efficiently. Ant’s comprehensive sets also feature enough symbolism and subjects to give you designs and compositions to explore, both for your clients’ imaginations and your own creative enjoyment, in creating larger format tattoos.

Brazilian tattooer Frann Rocha is a student of world cultures, and particularly the ornamentation used throughout history to create decorative arts. From detailed textiles to protective and prayerful chalk art in doorways to homes, ornamental patterns and motifs have been used to both symbolize deeper meaning as well as to bring beauty to otherwise ordinary objects. Ornamentals V1 and V2 are incredibly versatile toolkits of flash stamp designs, giving you modern interpretations for your ornamental tattoo designs.Unsurprisingly, as tattoos became more commonplace, these symbols, with or without the specific cultural meaning, were used to decorate the body, bringing a similarly adorned aesthetic. In recent years, ornamental tattoos have risen in popularity, from complex, fine-line mendhi and henna-inspired tattoos to large scale, bold linework designs. Frann Rocha enjoys tattooing ornamental designs across the spectrum, and created these Ornamental flash sets to give you a wide variety of patterns and designs to use in your own work.Used for large or small scale tattoos, symmetrical or more naturally flowing, Frann was inspired by Near Eastern cultural elements and created toolkits based around ornamental flowers and floral elements. The mandalas and mandala flowers are stencil-ready or can be used with the ornamental frames or spirals to compose larger tattoo designs. The boteh and kolam designs in the set reference more a specific ornamental aesthetic, celebrating the influence of decorative arts on this style of tattooing.

2020 UPDATE:

After incredibly positive feedback for his Peonies flash toolkit, Wes updated this set to include more peony head and leaf options, as well as 10 new designs of peonies coupled with some of the most commonly requested pairings. These designs are useful immediately as flash, and as a way to learn how Wes uses the shape and flow of his peonies to complement and balance compositions with other elements.Since the beginning of his tattoo career, Wes Holland has been interested in the imagery and designs of traditional Japanese and neo-Japanese tattoos. Blending that imagery with his own illustrative style Wes developed this digital tattoo flash stamp set of 69 peony stamps. There are 25 heads, based on both illustrative and real-life botan, that form the foundation of the design. You can add the bulbs, leaf clusters, and individual leaves to suit your client's request or placement needs. To make composition quicker and to learn how the elements of peony designs are arranged, Wes also included several stamps of complete flash designs with heads, bulbs, and leaves. Like all Tattoo Smart flash stamp sets, these peonies for Procreate and Clip Studio Paint are designed to compliment the workflow of any artist and be useful for projects of all sizes.Tattoo Smart gives you the digital flash tools to speed up the process of conceptualizing and rendering time-consuming elements, allowing you to spend more time focusing on the composition of your tattoo design. 

The Japanese Vol. 4 flash stamp set by Alexey Zamotevsky represents an understanding of subjects and motifs informed by the cultural spread of Japanese tattooing across the world. Russ Abbott met Alexey, an Israeli tattooer, during a trip to Tel Aviv and despite a significant language barrier, the two connected over an appreciation of the Japanese tattoo design imagery presented in this set for Procreate.Alexey’s Japanese Vol. 4 stamp set presents a range of elements that carry some aesthetic stylization, but are flexible enough to compliment nearly any tattooer’s Japanese toolkit. Each of the elements in the set work equally well in small tattoos as they do added to larger compositions. Japanese Vol. 4 prominently features popular floral elements like chrysanthemums, maple leaves, lotus flowers, and peonies, as well stylized masks, and large scale composition templates. Japanese-styled skulls and samurai helmets are perfect for horror-influenced designs or to be used in large tattoo compositions. Alexey also included some ornamental elements like frames and rope knot ends to give you more options for designing with both this set and the entire Tattoo Smart Japanese collection!Don't miss the complete Tattoo Smart Japanese collection including Volume 1, Volume 2, and Volume 3!

Japanese Vol. 3 by Adam Machin represents the aesthetic progression to his own style of Japanese tattooing, with a strong reliance on the traditional irezumi foundations. Adam’s bold and expressive designs are easily scaled from small tattoos to sleeve, leg, or body suit compositions. Featuring many of the gods of Japanese folklore, this set provides an incredible toolkit to create tattoo designs with these figures articulated in a modern way. To further customize the creatures, the set comes with arm and leg variations that can be used with the Fujin, Raijin, or Oni stamps. The gods and creatures in this set are expressed in such a way that they convey the theme while also considering the conventions of the tattoo history they belong to.Japanese Vol. 3 also features tigers and dragons, two of the most popular subjects in Japanese tattooing with deep religious and cultural symbolism. In his set, Adam provides not only complete tiger and dragon designs, but also individual leg and head components so you can adjust each to fit your composition. These stylized heads and legs give you more options for placement, and also allow you to quickly try different poses or angles to see how composition and fit can be subtly changed for maximum effect.In this toolkit, Adam also provides you with other popular animals like frogs, toads, goldfish, and koi, elements like rope, waves, and fire stamps, as well as peaches and peonies to complete your tattoo design. Use the included background cloud and wave templates as a guide for stamp placement and further composition refinement.As with all of the sets in the Tattoo Smart Japanese collection, this set works well on its own, and becomes increasingly useful when paired with the other sets to increase the variety and depth of your Japanese digital tattoo design toolkit.Don't miss the complete Tattoo Smart Japanese collection including Volume 1, Volume 2, and Volume 4!

Dor Dlugatch’s Japanese Vol. 2 stamp set for Procreate represents an understanding of subjects and motifs informed by the cultural spread of Japanese tattooing across the world. During a meeting at Ink Donkey Tattoo in Tel Aviv, Israel, Russ Abbott of Tattoo Smart was impressed by Dor's inexhaustible artistic effort, with walls covered in his original American traditional and Japanese hand painted designs. Dor, along with his mentor Alexey, demonstrated a refined understanding of foundational tattoo design aesthetic that sparked the idea of a Tattoo Smart collaboration.Russ asked Dor to focus that drive to create and his understanding of the Japanese tattoo vocabulary to create this foundational set of stamps for Procreate.Dor’s Japanese Vol. 2 stamp set presents a range of elements that are recognizably, albeit simplified, Japanese. They can be used with the confidence that they conform to the aesthetic standards of Japanese designs, and are flexible enough to compliment nearly any tattooer’s Japanese toolkit. Each of the elements in the set work equally well in small tattoos as they do added to larger compositions. Featuring popular Japanese animal tattoo subjects like koi, kingu, namazu, puffer fish, as well as flowers and leaves, iconic masks, and symbolic oni, dragon heads, and lucky hammers, Japanese Vol. 2 is an excellent opportunity for you to make your own aesthetic choices with these classic motifs from the Japanese tattoo lexicon. Don't miss the complete Tattoo Smart Japanese collection including Volume 1, Volume 3, and Volume 4!