Tribal Scribbles

34 Tribal Scribbles to kickstart your neo tribal journey

I've taken my time to draw a bunch of tribal scribbles on a piece of paper. I scanned them into my computer and vectorized them, so that you can use them in your next graphic design project. Whether it's sigilism art, neotribal, cyberpunk or any other super cool subculture name that you're into, these tribal scribbles are perfect for your next project. Unless you hate tribals of course.

Hand drawn authenticity with limitlessness from vectors

I can sit here and write a full paragraph about how amazing it is that these tribals are hand-drawn. But when you scan in hand-drawn shapes, you often have the problem of them being pixel based. Since rasterized or pixelised shapes can often lose their quality when scaled up, you're better off using vector shapes. Lucky for you I wasn't lazy enough to leave these as PNG files only, and vectorized them all so you have the best of both worlds.

Drag and drop into your project file with ease

I've ensured to make it as easy as possible for you to drag and drop in these scribbly tribals into your design project. If you're working from Illustrator, there's a handy file that you can simply open, and copy and paste the tribal shapes you need into your work file. If you use Photoshop, GIMP or any other software, you'd be better off using the folders I added. These contain every tribal shape separately, in PNG and in Vector format. That way, you can use the Tribal Shapes in any design software, regardless of whether you can use vector shapes or not.

What's inside?

• One Illustrator file containing 34 Tribal Shapes
• 34 PNG files of each tribal shape
• 34 SVG files of each tribal shape