AON - CELTIC TREFOIL KNOT: Learn 2 Easy ways to Draw a Celtic Trinity or Trefoil Knot

In this video I show you how to create your own Celtic Trefoil knot, in 2 easy methods - using a compass, and by freehanding it! These knots are super useful for filling spaces or holes in bigger Celtic designs, or to create a complex stand-alone knot.
They're also crazy addictive to draw!

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TOOLS...
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. https://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. https://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. https://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. https://amzn.to/3c9CgTV

COLORED PENCILS: I'm a snob and really love Faber-Castell (although a few shades I have are Derwent). https://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. https://amzn.to/2YCy8YF

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