Sikh Warrior MMA Tshirt Design

Sikh Warrior MMA Tshirt Design

Khalsa Akhara MMA

hi, We run a mixed martial arts class, called Khalsa Akhara. what we are wanting is a fierce looking warrior the back of the shirt. Please concentrate of the first link/example the other just to illustrate the overall look we are aiming for, they are just for reference. here is a link of something we really like but obviously its someone elses design. http://distilleryimage3.s3.amazonaws.com/19cb5b3e398711e2a56722000a1f9d88_7.jpg the reason why we like this, is because it represents the sikh SAINT SOLDIER aspect. which is important to us. on one side of the body he is wearing warrior clothing : http://files.sikhsangat.com/uploads/post-0-1159531176.jpg This fierce character should have a warrior turban like those, and a metal bangle (one of 5k's) and the strap that holds the sword/weapon. and on the other side you can see hes a built strong character. On one hand here is a spiritual prayer bead, on the other there is MMA glove (saint solider) here are some more pictures you could use as inspiration : http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_FEokIJde5is/SwWlR0RZVMI/AAAAAAAAAT4/lrL4HGnWfq4/s1600/akali-nihang-general-by-bhagat-singh.jpg http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/attachments/history-of-sikhism/1377d1263299747-the-savage-history-of-jihad-india-sahibzadah_ajit_singh002.jpg http://sikhiart.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/akali-phula-singh-close-up.jpg So in brief: we need a Fierce no mess about Sikh character for the back of a tshirt, but that can relate to fighting MMA. Things to possible consider: -Boxing stance -Take down on someone else The weapon in the Gatra (strap) should look something similar to the first link. http://static.flickr.com/1050/544506689_5a4b89ae95.jpg the weapon on the right. Its called a pesh kabz

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A fierce sikh warrior character for the back of a tshirt. For a MMA Class ( Mixed martial arts) should contain, Warrior turban called Dumalla 2 of the 5k's - The strap along the shoulder down to waist holding a Kirpan sword (gatra and kirpan) And a metal bracelet on one arm (karra)