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The "Celtic Tree of Life" design expresses the timeless concept of "As above, so below." Celtic knotwork and spirals are tree roots that reach from deep in the earth and grow skyward, up through branches, reaching for the sun and the moon. Knotwork border colors symbolize earth, water, air, and fire. Also, don't miss the dancing faery lights among the tree branches!
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Kristen
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Bradley W. Schenck
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Oh, I've been meaning to ask you - have you done your Celtic pieces in a vector-based program? I've been dying to get Illustrator - I've only been working in Photoshop myself, which doesn't necessarily scale well with minute details. Anyway - just curious.
Kristen
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No, I don't think I've ever done much with vector knotwork. I remember that I did use some 3D knots on columns once, and on three celtic crosses in a piece for a game (thinking that 3D models are more like vector art than they are like painting) but I've pretty much stuck to 2D, unless you count wood carving
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Bradley W. Schenck
Celtic Art & Retro-Futuristic Design
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When I have the space, I've also thought about doing linoleum block prints of knotwork, etc. A little softer to carve than wood - LOL.
Kristen
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Bradley W. Schenck
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