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Abigtreehugger — zoomorphic knot II
Published: 2011-08-04 02:01:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 2719; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 0
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A Celtic zoomorphic knotwork design, original in ink on handmade paper.Related content
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thank you for your comment, gratly appreciated, you may find the rest of the gallery interesting [link]
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Hope you enjoyed your look round
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Thank you, your comment is greatly appreciated.
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thank you greatly appreciated.
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This is such a great knot design... I can so picture this on a brooch or cloak clasp...
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I think it is more likely the type of design used on a brooch than a cloak clasp. Thank you for taking the comment, greatly appreciated.
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True... sigh, I would love to own a brooch like this...
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If you can't do metalwork you could always do a leather version.
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That's cool ceep up the good work and give that Tattooing thing a try. As long as you can handle the blood (is not that much) you will loved and make some cash 
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See what I mean , Tattooing is your thing Man you good at it.
Get your self some Pig Skin and practice,sorry for being so graphic but that and a Gun ...you be good to go.
What kind of ink pen do you use ? I used Rapidograf pen set by KOH-I-NOOR and Ultradraw black india ink. Or do you use a brush ?
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I am just breaking in some Copic Multiliners, but my main guts have been Stadler Fineliners for the past couple of years, I also use a brush that if it was a man people would say thats a bad case of male pattern baldness, it has maybe 5 or 6 bristles in it but it gives a great fineline. I also use very cheap fineline markers as well because the ink ends up giving grey rather than a full blood black line, use them for the lighter dotwork.
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