The Pictish School of Celtic art from pagan symbols to monumental sculptures, thoroughly covered and illustrated.

"....this, in my opinion, is the `celtic designers bible' a must have reference book! .......and great value!"

A rich source of ideas and inspiration for all craftspeople and artists - these designs can be used as stencil or embroidery patterns, stationary designs, furniture decoration, glass painting guides or whatever your imagination chooses. The designs can be photocopied, traced, coloured, adapted or used as inspiration for originating your own designs. They can be enlarged or reduced for a particular project, and will stand up well to reproduction at any scale. Individual designs in the book are copyright-free, and may be used without further payment, permission or acknowledgement. The reader purchases such rights when they buy the book. Packed full of Courtney's stunning Celtic Designs wonderful spiral, knotwork, zoomorphic and key patterns inspired by the art of the Celts.

'The Book of Kells' is the most spectacular of a group of manuscripts created in Ireland and northern Britain between the 7th and l0th centuries.

An inspiration for artists, these are original studies of animal ornaments drawn from the famous "Book of Kells".

A study in the CELTIC DESIGN series of all the simplest forms of Celtic design, with instructions on how to draw and decorate letters in an authentic Celtic style as well as how to create illuminated manuscript pages.

Celtic Art Source Book
by Courtney Davis

The line drawings in this book have been reproduced so that the professional or amateur alike can use or adapt the designs for their own purpose. The chapters include knotwork borders, key patterns, spirals, zoomorphic designs and ornamental initials suitable for the calligrapher.

50 superb colour plates

Celtic Iron-on Transfer Patterns
by Courtney Davis

Have fun with celtic Iron-on Transfer Patterns

(A4 size) booklet with all black&white patterns.
Some of the designs are quite large but there are plenty of smaller ones as well.

The Dragon and the Griffin
by Aidan Meehan

The designs and patterns of the Celts, expressed in their metalwork, stonework and jewelry, and continued in the manuscript illumination of Celtic Christianity, are an art form whose legacy has fascinated both Celtic and non-Celtic peoples for centuries.

Knotwork and plaitwork are examined in detail against the sacred background from which they sprang, and illustrations of motifs taken from famous brooches and carvings show how Celtic knots can be adapted for all manner craftwork.

Celtic Stencil Designs: Pictorial Archive
by Co Spinhoven

The great stencil designs in this book will be invaluable to all craftworkers.

Enables the novice to draw intricate Celtic-style knotwork without months of practice or any artistic training.