If you pronounce something wrong, the citizens of KZread will let you know about it! I googled how to pronounce it at the time of filming and got the wrong answer from Merriam-Webster. Don't blame me, blame them.

What's knot to love about sacred geometry?

@user-kl6xu1rw7d

2 жыл бұрын

Boom shanka!

@bendyval

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@roseli9000

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a lover of sacred geometry

@Will_Plotegher

2 жыл бұрын

ba dum tiss! Nice 🤣

@rarese2340

2 жыл бұрын

That's really a nice one=)

Geometry is so insanely beautiful to me

This is the beautiful top view of a constellation map. 🔥

So complicated for what seems like a simple symbol, but it just shows there is a huge difference between looking like the true symbol and actually BEING that symbol.

Beautiful! And thank you so much for the voice over commentary of what you were doing. It is super helpful! Have a great one!

I love the Celtic love knot. My mind hurts though trying to comprehend this into how you made it even though I watched it all the way through but it’s very very cool ☺️

You freehand inked all those curves, w/o even turning the paper!

Oh I love this ❤

You just continue to amaze me!! I LOVE Celtic knots but have found them a nightmare to draw. ….. You have just changed that !!

You blow my mind Zak! You make it all look so effortless!

Love it. Reminds me of how much actual fun my technical drawing class was. Now they don't even have it as an option in school.

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I never knew that was even a thing in schools until recently.

@bradlz1980

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZKorvin yeah it was... 25 years ago. Now your lucky if you learn what a perspective is. Let alone a 2 point.

So clear ⭐️

The sacred part, that (still) eludes me. The geometry though... very clear. It's stunningly beautiful! What struck me is this, the knot is actually two hearts (like the hearts of a deck of playing cards) placed (transposed perhaps?) in one another like the two triangles of the Star of David. So, it's a Star of Love? Ahw... so nice! 😄

@XxTelFEliTexX

2 жыл бұрын

you must look within to find what you seek

How do you not get confused? 🤯 Great work!!

Parabéns Leandro, seu plantel evolui a cada dia. Segue em frente e deixa os que vão quebrando ficarem para trás. o desabafo é válido pra deixar as coisas em ordem e esclarecidas.

Благодарю Вас за прекрасную работу и понятное объяснение!❤

So beautiful 🤩

You are amazing!!! Concentration 2.0. Love it!!

Awesome tutorial!

Seeing this come together in such beauty was awesome! You sir, have gained one amazed follower 🤙🏼

Quality content man, as always 👌

Dude thank you so much for this

Brilliant! Perfect precision drawing. Really appreciate your "atelier of geometry" & will see you in Patreon. You've shown me how to produce the forms I was seeking for artistic design.

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏻

Brilliant. Will give it a go.

Thank you, it's amazing!

Thank you so much

Awesome!!!

Bonjour et merci. Je vais le dessiner. Vraiment cool, magnifique.

Incrivel! Vc é o maximo!

Thanks ♥️

Thanks a lot!

well done

Gratidão..Zenk! 🇧🇷

Бро!!! Это круто !!! Благодарю тебя за твои видео!!!

Interessante em ver você fazer esses símbolos no papel

*Lovely work!!* *FYI: Celtic (kell'-tik)*

The start of a new series? Great shape and video!

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Rene, Celtic knots are definitely something I want to look into more in the future.

First comment!! Love your videos @zakkorvin!! 👍🏻

Nice

You are a genius!! I love these work. Thank you!! I am a brasilian lovely the art whit sacrat geometry.

Always so genius ! Thanks. Maybe you know the triskel which is like a wheel of energy coming from the celtic times.

bonjour, génial sublime j'adore j'avoue que votre dessin me été très utile et sacrement touché en plein cœur, tellement que je vais demandez a un artiste qui travail le métal de me le reproduire pour l’accroché au mur de ma chambre, bonne soirée a vous et je salue votre génie lool

Очень красиво. Супер

Find sacred geometry in Nordic art, that would be cool to See.

GoOOOOod

I love to see you drawing, I learn a lot of it. It’s awesome 👏🏻 I have a question have you ever draw a flower of live 3D. I can’t get it together ☹️

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

I haven’t but I’ll have a go soon 🙏🏻

Gratidão amorosa ❤

😍❤️

Thank you for your marvelous videos! I can't wait to get started. I will need a new compass. Would you tell me what brand you use? Thanks.

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure! You can find all the tools I use here zkorvin.com/tools

❤

Found out my real father's identity when in my late teens.... IS 100% IRISH !! Love your work here ❤

Man made a grid the hard way

Como y en donde aprendiste eso, te quedo demasiado perfecto, saludos desde Guatemala

🥰

Not sure why you call it a Seltic love knot ? But with that said an amazing tutorial of a very beautiful design..... thank you.

I want to buy that compass, whats the name and how big is it compared to somthing

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Here's a link to everything I use... zkorvin.com/tools/

@ItsTonez

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZKorvin thank you so much

I see 1 sqare and 2 hearts in the celtic knot. What if ... we draw first a square than 4 small circle outside of the square. Of course at the end double it, the lines, ..... since it is 1 cm wide motive. 😉 .... and plus 1 cross in the middle... almost forget it. 😎

Are those big sleeps letters?

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah dude!

@CaleK2S

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZKorvin Dope. I'll be tattooing with him this weekend in NY

Hey, just a heads up you pronounce it as if it were spelled Keltic, 👍 nice work and video

you do calligraphy of this style you do on here???

Beautiful! - You lost me more than half the way with those lines.

🙏ℳ..

@ZKorvin

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@aleksandrevdokimov6903

Жыл бұрын

🙏

1.Gilbert O'Sullivan.Alone Again ................................................0:00 2.3:37

I m trying to make this knot but not able to complete ...m getting confused

To me this is a bunch of lines and circles 😃

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

It feels like all the initial circles were pointless? Just start with a grid and draw from there.

@itzBluPancake

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I was trying to find this comment because I thought the same thing... Perhaps there is some reason for it?

What makes geometry sacred compared to regular geometry?

@rickrandom6734

2 жыл бұрын

It is just some hippie new age nonsense.

@Sunshine_Daydream222

2 жыл бұрын

Sacred geometry is the grid work of which all things are. Look at nature for example. Things are naturally perfect. Check out the Fibonacci spiral for starts and if you're meant to learn you will.

@Sunshine_Daydream222

2 жыл бұрын

@@rickrandom6734 This is older than the words you use to communicate 🤦

El matemático pone en igualdad dos razones numericas; es decir 2 = 7-5. Ahora el filósofo pone dos ideas en una igualdad matemática; es decir abajo 👇 ⬇️ es igual que arriba ⬆️ 👆

もうちょうい簡単にできる

마비노기?

that looks so complicated

Кельты сами то знали, что этот узел придумали они?

nicely done. there are a lot easier techniques though to create celtic symbols . faster and as precise as yours.just do some research

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

I shall

@GODHATESVANDAL

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZKorvin i use the checker box technique with circles on the crosspaths. I find it easier cause it allows you to create any kind of celtic pattern you want. You are awsome though anyway.

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

@@GODHATESVANDAL Cheers mate, what's the checker box technique?

@GODHATESVANDAL

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZKorvin you go by the classic checker box on your paper, divide it into equal boxes.Then pick your pair of compass and draw small circles on the crosspaths of the boxes. now you are done with your base patron. now if you draw parallel lines with your ruler from circle to circle (the line should go from the outside middle of the circle to the other ,not suure if you get what i mean) you can start creating yourr celtic pattern.do 2 parallel lines then change direction or jump up a box n draw the next two . that should do the knitting .use compass for corners.or when you wanna make a turn. once you perform this you will get how it works immediatly then add your fantasy and you can do endless celtic creations

Were you momentarily demented when you got your fingers tatooed?

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

No Bruce I wasn’t

*Incredible drawing, few people understand the importance of geometry in various aspects of life. Zak dear, improve your diction, it doesn't sound nice, we have the impression of a sick person talking !!!!!* 💖

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Normally people tell me my artwork is sick not me! 😆

Love NOT

Будьте осторожны, Руны коварны.

Celtic is pronounced with a hard K.

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Easy to get confused with that one

@shaunhall960

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZKorvin Indeed.

@marsupialdungbucket

2 жыл бұрын

"Seltic" is used for the football teams (Scottish and US), "Keltic" for the culture. Also, I'm fairly sure that the term 'Love Knot' to describe this only appeared in the 1980's (possibly late 70's) while the 'sacred geometry' comes from Plato's philosophy (c. 400BC) while the Celtic knotwork comes from the latter half of the 1st century AD. You cover most of the history of Western civilization in the title to this one!

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

@@marsupialdungbucket a few people have mentioned this now so I did a bit of research and it turns out that “keltic” started being used in the 18th century and just caught on, prior to that it was “seltic” whether it was for a football team or not. Kinda like how Americans say aluminum instead of aluminium. They all know it’s wrong but they won’t stop 😁

@marsupialdungbucket

2 жыл бұрын

​@@ZKorvin From wikipedia (other sources are also available ;) ): "The first recorded use of the name of Celts - as Κελτοί (Keltoí) - to refer to an ethnic group was by Hecataeus of Miletus, the Greek geographer, in 517 BC". and "In the 1st century BC, Caesar referred to the Gauls as calling themselves "Celts" in their own tongue." 'C' was pronounced as 'k' in Latin, only to become the 's' sound later in the Romance languages. So Caesar called himself 'Kaizar' and it was only centuries later that it became 'Seezar', and the same with the Celts. Though I've never heard anyone call them 'Selts'. Yet. The sacred geometry, on the other hand, is wonderful to see done properly; hardly anyone does knotwork that way any more. I've been making copies of the carpet pages from the Book of Lindisfarne lately and Janet Backhouse's book shows the workings on the reverse of each one, very similar to yours.

나 이거 마비노기에서 봄

One thing is its not pronounced "seltic" its actually pronounced as "keltic" and no-one can tell me im wrong because i am celtic Good job on the drawing though

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers mate

Sacred? As a druid I don't care about sacred geometry cause you can call all geometry sacred and it doesn't change it from geometry. I don't think you grasp the actual way.

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

It's interesting you say this right now as I've been thinking about it a lot this week, no one seems to really know what the definition of sacred geometry is, including me. I must admit I have had the word "sacred" mixed up with "revered", I think. Geometry was sacred to me as in it should be respected and held at a high value. When I realised the word sacred actually means it's dedicated to gods, and seeing as I don't have any gods, I no longer feel right using the word. Thanks for your comment.

Draw more from Russian culture

You could have done this with about 20 less measurements. Also, the outer circles serve no purpose.

А с чего вы взяли,что он кельтский?! Он Славянский!!!!!

Time to achha pass hua lekin tum chiriya ho

Most unfortunately, a celtic knot tattoo has become a symbol in the U.S. for white supremecy.

@ZKorvin

2 жыл бұрын

Really? I never knew about that, they have to stop ruining peaceful symbols, well, they have to stop a lot of things.

Holy over complicating designing much.... 🤯🤯