Endli-Knot

Artist: lioncrusher
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Endli-Knot

This is an original Celtic knot that I created from a modified trinity knot. Done in Prismacolor colored pencils.

The type of fish which makes up the three rings is known as the saddled bichir, (Polypterus endlicheri endlicheri), is one of my all-time favorite fish. Some people think they look like snakes, but I think they look like miniature dragons, especially with all their dorsal fins, which look like spikes. Play on words of “endless knot”.

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-21st Century Celts
-All The Colors of the Rainbow

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artbyakiko

Absolutely beautiful!!
lioncrusher replied

Thanks so much!
AnitaInverarity

Wonderful- wow xx
lioncrusher replied

Thank you!
FAIRIEWOMAN1

Ive never seen one handled like this, with a realistic snake and the dream snakes in rainbow colors. You do such nice work, I love looking at it.
lioncrusher replied

These actually are not snakes, but a type of fish called a bichir fish. But thank you very much for your kind compliments! :)
Jayarama Bryan

incredible:)
earthangel

Rebecca that is superb. I’m speechless.
danita clark

Fantastic ! Its fascinating .
lioncrusher replied

Thanks so much!
Lynnette Shelley

21st Century Celts
lioncrusher replied

Thank you for the feature!
tkrosevear

amazing creation ~ congrats on your feature, well deserved ;) xoxox TK
lioncrusher replied

Thanks so much!
tom burke

great job, great knot work, love the colors
lioncrusher replied

Thank you!
Ellen Price

Absolutely beautiful. Excellent work…Rebecca :-)
lioncrusher replied

Thank you, and thank you so much for the feature! :)
Margaret Harris

This is really cool..love it!
lioncrusher replied

Thank you!
EvaBridget

Absolutely wonderful Rebecca!
I have played around with celtic knotwork and really know that a mathematical mind is needed to understand them. Animals were often worked into such patterns and I really admire the “modern” way in which you have incorporated your favourite fish here.
Very well done indeed!!
lioncrusher replied

Thank you so much! :)