Chaotic Series

Tools of Chaos: 110 Procreate Stamps featuring Chaotic Blackwork-style linework and repeater designs

• 10 Norse Gods & Goddesses like Odin, Thor, Freya, and more
• 5 female and 5 male profiles
• 17 hands and 5 fists
• 9 headdresses and raven skulls
• 5 ravens and 5 songbirds
• 3 clouds and 4 suns/moons
• 19 leaves and branches
• 11 weapons and shields
• 4 Nordic symbols
• 2 repeater hair braids
• 6 chaotic mark making brushes

Chaotic Beasts: 100 Procreate Stamps featuring Chaotic Blackwork-style animals

• 20 Bears including bear heads, profiles, and full bodies, bear cubs and pairs
• 20 Wolves, wolf heads, profiles, and full bodies, wolf cubs and pairs
• 35 Big cats including cheetahs, jaguars, lions, and tigers
• 25 Other animals like elephants, gorillas, hyenas, rhinos, and boars

Mythical Beasts: 100 Designs featuring Beasts, Gods, and Characters from Folklore, Mythology, and Science Fiction

• 31 Creatures from multiple mythological and folklore traditions
• 25 Greek mythological deities and creatures
• 24 Science Fiction movie and game characters
• 9 European and Scandaavian beasts of folklore
• 5 Native and Central American deities and spirits
• 5 Asian mythological creatures

Meet the Artist: Eddie Stacey

Read our interview with Eddie, where he talks life, tattooing, and how mythology inspires his tattoo designs.

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.