Triquetra drawing

The Triquetra (or Trinity Knot) is an ancient triangular symbol of three interlocked arcs (or Vesica Piscis). Originating from the Latin term

An ancient Celtic symbol, the triquetra is considered one of the oldest; dating back to as early as 500 BC when it was used to symbolize the triple goddess.

I've had a few inquiries about drawing the Celtic knot triquetras I've been doing lately, so here are a few things that may help if you'd like to try these yourself. First, THE TREFOIL The word trefoil comes from the French "trois feuilles" or "three leaves". It sort of resembles clover. You can make it interweave by following steps 4 and 5 for the simple triquetra, next. I find it just as easy to draw the trefoil all in one swoop without the dots and lines. Some people find it easier to…

A cube has six equal faces: The easiest way to derive a tetrahedron from a cube with sides of 1 is to draw two diagonal lines of √2 across opposite faces at 90° to one another. By joining the tips …

Triquetra tattoos come in several different forms. But have you ever wondered where this tattoo originated from? And what does it mean?

Ever since I submitted the tutorial on the Celtic clover knot, I have been getting e-mails requesting that I do a lesson that teaches you "how

Ever since I submitted the tutorial on the Celtic clover knot, I have been getting e-mails requesting that I do a lesson that teaches you "how