Haida Tattoo Tapestries

To breast the power of god that dwells in the wild.

Canadian indigenous people, Haida Tribal design. With the image of the totem pole and place the animal that symbolizes the sky and (owl) and land (moose) sea (orca).

This unique design by artist Jeff Bartels features a flying bird inspired by Haida art. The Native pattern depicts a flying bird with its wings flowing back and tail hanging down below. This stylish design is a spiritual representation of this wonderful flying creature.

This unique design by artist Jeff Bartels features a flying bird inspired by Haida art. The Native pattern depicts a flying bird with its wings flowing back and tail hanging down below. This stylish design is a spiritual representation of this wonderful flying creature.

Made as Haida art or tattoo style

A teddy bear with tattoos of the Haida tribal indigenous people of Canada. Raven on both shoulders.

This unique design by artist Jeff Bartels features a flying bird inspired by Haida art. The Native pattern depicts a flying bird with its wings flowing back and tail hanging down below. This stylish design is a spiritual representation of this wonderful flying creature.

Ornamental Fierce Growling Wolf Portrait made as Haida Art, or Tattoo Style.

Fantail/piwakawaka is one of the popular native birds in New Zealand. Despite its small body (about 11.5-21 cm long), they move around quite agilely while swinging the long tail that opens like a fan.

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Native American Crow-woman Shaman

Giant Pacific octopus, in a freestyle approach to PNW native flat design.

Leafy sea dragon drawn in a native inspired style

A giant whale soars in the sky.

Tlingit-Tsimshian style Eagle, in a round design.

I used a looser and more dynamic freestyle approach to PNW flat design in this great blue heron taking flight.

Another version of my original Kingfisher design, in teal and purple.

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Tlingit style diving Kingfisher. This version of my original design looks good on dark clothing.

The frog is the symbol of good luck, joy and transformation. In many countries and across many centuries it has been regarded as a communicator and a link between the ocean and the land, travelling between these two worlds. The frog can also represent change as it evolves before our eyes from tadpole to full grown adult. This totemic design in black, white and red is a digital representation of traditional geometric design.

Mystical Owl drawn in a Native American style art that is used in the Pacific Northwest.