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Nature, adventure, wanderlust, no limits. 7 ready-to-use sample designs and 127 design components to create your own designs.
Real coordinates to different Budapest sights and locations on each page. Places I love and places you should visit if you're travelling to Budapest, Hungary.
High resolution PDF document or ZIP file (contains all pages as high resolution JPG files)
Life-long licence to use the designs included in this collection for either personal or professional purposes, no credits required. Reselling and publishing without my permission is strictly prohibited.
Pages 01 - 02: 5 simple coordinate designs
Page 03- 04: 5 coordinate designs with a date incorporated
Page 05: Coordinates with dotwork symbols: camera, mountain, arrows
Page 06: Coordinates with dotwork symbols: rose, compass, shipwheel
Page 07: Coordinates with dotwork symbols: Moon phases, crossed arrows
Page 08: Coordinates with dotwork symbols: Moon, compass, anchor
Page 09 - 10: 12 geometric zodiac constellations
Page 11: 4 different compasses from small to large
Page 12: 2 full world maps: outline only and outline with subtle dotwork texture
Page 13: 2 full Moons, 2 sets of Moon phases
Page 14: 8 planets and Pluto
Page 15 - 16: 12 different trees and treelines
Page 17: 4 mountains in circle frame
Page 18: 6 passport stamps
Pages 19: 6 geometric and dotwork arrows
Page 20: 4 decorations: broken lightbulb, pocket watch case, carabiner, nautilus shell
Pages 21: 3 decorations: hot air balloon, shipwheel, anchor
Pages 22: 10 small decorations: antlers, dagger, shell, lighthouse, hourglass, moth, paperplane, birds, jewelry, drops
Pages 23: 6 decorations: satellite, apertures, UFO, galaxy, wave, mandala
Pages 24: 4 daisies, 2 magnolias, 2 pansies
Pages 25: Sunflower, peonies, rose, lotus, primroses
Pages 26 - 29: 11 different frames and geometric shapes
Pages 30 - 35: 7 ready-to-use, complex designs made of this collection's components
Pages 36: Font references for coordinate designs
Pages 37: Notes
You can choose the old school way: simply print the whole collection, take it to your tattoo artist and create a design with his/her help and professional advices.
But if you're not afraid of some photo editing, you can work with these files on your own easily. There are a bunch of great free apps or free trial versions out there you can use, the most important thing you'll need is
layers! Download an app you prefer and let's start. (Please note that this short description is very general and covers only the basics. Feel free to explore the app and experiment with features.)
First you need to create a new document, white background. Working with layers is the key here, so add all the designs you'd like to use as new layers (or create new layers and copy-paste the designs to each layer).
It's like putting all the designs on top of each other. You can edit, move, scale and rotate them individually. To ged rid of the white background of the designs, set the layer blending mode to "Multiply" or "Darken",
this will make those layers look like they have transparent background.
Now the whole document may look like a mess, all the designs stacked. You can set each layer's visibility, start with setting all of them to invisible so you have a clear document with all the layers hidden. Set one of them to visible and
edit it as you wish. Add your own touches, text, colors, etc and if you think you're done, set the next layer to visible and continue editing. This way you can add the layers to the document one by one and build the design step by step. You can erase
all the unwanted or overlapping parts, go back and worth between layers and continue editing. You can experiment with different layouts, you can try to add or remove an object and see how it affects the whole design. Don't be afraid to
follow your ideas, try different things and ask for help if you're a bit lost and clueless. Enjoy the process and create your own design.
Tamas Cserep (owner, artist)
Founded in 2015