AON - DRAW A FANCY CELTIC KNOT: Draw Detailed Celtic Knots Quick & Easy

Learn to draw a fancy Celtic knot design using these quick & easy steps!
This video builds on the techniques covered in the Basic Knot tutorial, and covers how to break up your knotwork pattern into more complex designs.
If you run into trouble while working through any of these tutorials, please add it to the comments below and I'll try to answer as best I can!
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All tools below are what I prefer to use in my own work. Feel free to use these to jumpstart ideas for you own Celtic art toolkit!
DRAWING PENCILS: A good range in lead weights gives you flexibility. For example, if you find a normal pencil draws too darkly and is a pain to erase, try a 2H or 4H, which will draw a lighter, more "silver" line, as opposed to something softer like a 2B or 4B, etc. Using "artist" quality pencils typically means less lead breakage and less "catching" on the paper. amzn.to/3c8mcC7
ERASERS: I prefer to erase with a white vinyl eraser. It is SO much better than a pink pearl type eraser (just burn that pink eraser, it's garbage! LOL). The white vinyl type is gentle on your paper and erases more cleanly. amzn.to/3c9embj
INK OUTLINING: Consider using a pigmented black ink for fine art as they are considered archival in quality. I love the Staedtler brand for my outlining. I tend to use all the different tip thicknesses - think for main outlines, and then down to the fine for details. amzn.to/3c3W3El
COLOR OUTLINING: Choose finer quality color pens so they are less likely to bleed or fade. Staedtler is again my go-to choice for these. amzn.to/3c9CgTV
COLORED PENCILS: I'm a snob and really love Faber-Castell (although a few shades I have are Derwent). amzn.to/2SVXXj1
That said, for bang-for-buck I have to hand it to Prismacolor. It is still a decent colored pencil and the price can't be beat. amzn.to/2YCy8YF
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  • @wolfsangeleyes
    @wolfsangeleyes3 жыл бұрын

    I can't wait to give this a try. Thank you for the clear tutorial.

  • @Em-jy1rq
    @Em-jy1rq2 жыл бұрын

    I googled "square celtic knot images" for ideas and found one I really liked for this project I'm working on. I may not have all original ideas but, all my stuff is drawn by my own hand. If I don't know how to do something, I work at it till I figure it out. I've always been this way. KZread just make it so much easier. So, I tried figuring out this pattern by printing it off then deconstructing it. I putting dots in all the holes and cross over points. Counted out my grid, set up the pattern started making my pattern. It turned out beautiful. Didn't look much like my target but, it was a lovely knot. Lmao the print was a little askew so it threw things off. Back to the drawing board. . .literally! I printed off another dot graft and went at it from a different angle. I started in the middle drew out the hatch for the main x and worked my way out. My finished knot is spot on. Which is good because now i can figure out the walls that make the pattern because I need to draw it to a much larger scale for my barn doors. Thanks for teaching me what I needed to know to figure this out.

  • @AonCelticArt

    @AonCelticArt

    2 жыл бұрын

    Omigosh that’s fantastic! I find when I use my brain to work stuff like that out I’m beat after. Lol. A good, satisfied beat feeling. At what age are we too old to have a good couch nap. Lol. So good job figuring that out!

  • @Randoplants
    @Randoplants3 жыл бұрын

    This is really helpful! I love making knot designs, but I have struggled with how to design larger knots.

  • @chandrankgf
    @chandrankgf Жыл бұрын

    Nice teachings tq

  • @AonCelticArt

    @AonCelticArt

    Жыл бұрын

    Thank you! I hope you’re finding them helpful. ❤️

  • @angelstewart7671
    @angelstewart76714 жыл бұрын

    Fancy knot success!!

  • @AonCelticArt

    @AonCelticArt

    4 жыл бұрын

    Congrats! Careful, Celtic knots are addicting... LOL!