Polynesian Sigil

Today has been great.  I absolutely love my studio, the way I have it all set up for working on multiple projects, the energy Athena and I have created here, and how well we are doing.  This client was celebrating his wedding, and I made a “Ha” sigil for him.  I always enjoy working with a sigil.

Aloha.

Polynesian Sigil Cover-up

This was fun.  

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigil

These two tattoos are for their marriage.  The sigil “Ha” has an infinite amount of permutations, however I have remained in the safe zone visually for my clients.  I look forward to a further abstraction of this sigil.

Mahalo.

Sigil in a Sigil

The client brought me the logo from his tribe.  He is Native American and has deep roots in his tribe. He wanted a simple combination of his tribal sigil with a Polynesian sigil.  The original tribal work showcases a phoenix being born from a lightning strike.  I really like the message there.  I drew a “Ha” sigil inside the flames of the phoenix. 

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigil

I dig it, sigil in a triangle.

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigil

The sigil “Ha” is powerful when it is used properly.

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigil

Another “Ha” sigil.  Always a pleasure to tattoo this.

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigil

This sigil is still my favorite to work with.

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigils

It was a busy day, its always a busy day.  These two clients were a pleasure to work with and I look forward to the next time.  These sigils are my favorite tattoos today.

Polynesian Sigil

Good walk-in sigil tattoo.  I always enjoy working with this form.

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigil

The sigil “Ha” is always a pleasure to pass along.

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigil

The sigil “Ha” is always a pleasure to work on.

Mahalo.

Polynesian Sigil

This is a Polynesian wedding sigil.

Mahalo.