Cory Ferguson

Encyclopedia Geometrica Vol 1 contains 111 full page geometric patterns in a range of styles and varying from light to dark. These unique designs are all brand new, yet timeless, ideal for modern day tattooing. Each and every pattern has been tiled for you, meaning right and left borders match up to each other as do the top and bottom ones. Lining these designs up to extend them is quick and easy whether you're working digitally, printed out on paper, and even when stenciling on the body.

Complete your geometric design toolkit with:

Geometric by Cory FergusonEncyclopedia Geometrica Volume 2
Encyclopedia Geometrica Volume 3

Adding to his collection of Tattoo Smart geometric tattoo tools, Cory created the Encyclopedia Geometrica Volume 2: Pattern Fades. Cory designed these patterns, and created both an eBook and stamp set, to solve the challenge of creating perfect geometric fades in Procreate and Clip Studio Paint. The 100+ patterns transition smoothly in density from negative to positive space in both the eBook and stamps. The designs are all stencil-ready and include a wide variation of patterns, featuring popular geometric themes and new imagery to include in your tattoos.

This toolkit includes 140 patterns, all included in a stamp set for Procreate and Clip Studio Paint as well as a reference eBook. Creating perfectly repeating, highly detailed pattern bands in Procreate or Clip Studio Paint has always been a challenge. Influenced by henna, blackwork, sharp-line geometric, and Berber-esque patterns, Cory designed these stencil-ready bands in a wide variation of styles to complement any geometric tattoo designs. These bands, together with the fade patterns, full-page patterns, and custom repeater brushes, give you an immense toolkit for nearly infinite variations on geometric tattoo designs.Complete your geometric design toolkit with:Geometric by Cory FergusonEncyclopedia Geometrica Volume 1
Encyclopedia Geometrica Volume 2

Gradient Spheres by Cory Ferguson adds new dimensions to your geometric tattoo design toolkit for Procreate. This collection of 125 circular designs solve the challenge of creating smooth, crisp pattern gradients in Procreate. Each stamp in the brush set is highly detailed and transitions smoothly in density from positive to negative space.
Cory was inspired by familiar patterns like waves, hexagons, triangles, Flower of Life, and starbursts. He also included linear-aligned patterns, interlocking shapes, spirals, and a wide variation of new and interesting options to include in your geometric and other tattoo designs.
These gradient spheres, together with pattern bands, fade patterns, full-page patterns, and custom repeater brushes throughout his other Encyclopedia Geometrica tools, give you an immense toolkit for nearly infinite variations on geometric tattoo designs.

This brush set was created with the intention of having everything you need to render a henna or lace style design from start to finish. It’s great for drafting up quick ideas and concepts for your clients in minutes. With a little practice, you could easily create a stencil-ready line drawing with these brushes alone. This set includes a single and a double liner, template stamps of some common henna shapes that will get your design started including a paisley, some leaf shaped center pieces, and some mandala-esque flower stamps. From there, you get into the repetitive, linear pattern work that the eye instantly recognizes as the henna aesthetic. There is a multitude of these that make up the bulk of the set, largely inspired by nature, these patterns mimic various leaves, petals, ferns, peacock feathers etc. Ornamental, jewelry and chandelier inspired imagery are also included. There is even a brush that rapidly creates the “hanging beads” you often see at the bottom of underboob tattoos. Finally, there are several filler pattern brushes for blocking in larger areas, perfect for the “fishnet” areas in lace designs as well as henna.All of the brushes in this set make great use of Procreate's snap to line feature (holding your Apple Pencil to the screen for a couple of seconds after the line is done snaps it perfectly straight).  That feature combines with these brushes to accurately recreate the “stacked rows of patterns” look that henna designs often contain, and the brushes all work well on curves too.