 If you want to learn how to draw a triskele—like those seen in Ireland—you’ve come to the right place!
In today’s blog, I will take you through a step-by-step process for drawing a basic triskele design. You can then use this simple design as a base for a more complicated design.
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21 home decor finds from Amazon that will add an enchanting touch to your room  Images from Amazon.com. Click the links below to view or purchase. It’s officially spring! And you know what that means…Spring decorating!
This year, I’m leaning into my love of fairytales, castles, dragons, and fairies. Call it escapism. But what a wonderful way to escape reality, right?! So I spent an afternoon combing through Amazon, looking for whimsical home decor that captures the magical Fairycore vibe for this spring’s decorating inspiration. And here are some of my favorites so far…  In today’s blog, I’d like to walk you through creating a panel with Celtic knotwork inspired by those seen on a Celtic Cross in Clonmacnoise, Ireland. We will draw four 4 x 4 grids that are interconnected using the same repeated design.
 In today’s blog, I will walk you through the steps for drawing a simple triquetra using three circles to get an equilateral shape. There are other methods you can use, such as using a square to map out your angles and intersections, but whichever method you choose, you will end up with the equilateral triangle as the base for this style of triquetra. (There are other triangles and triquetra shapes, but this tutorial is for the triquetra that is even on all sides.) In my method, you won’t draw this triangle, but if you connect the intersections, you will see that they unveil an equilateral triangle. |
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