This page was originally set up as an intro for a knotwork show-and tell-hosted by Keith and Holly Dodd, at the 2005/St. Louis installment of the Live and Learn Conference. The event is long gone, but this page remains, and I have and will add more things Keith's done, and maybe Holly too!
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| Keith carving in the garage, with an Xacto knife and little chisels | ...and the unfinished carving you couldn't see at left. |
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| Keith (Gunwaldt, when he's dressed that way!) holding the finished box, which is a gift and will be gone soon. |
Four sides of the Kingpiece of a Kub game (click to see much more):
Dragon heads for Viking a-frame. The eyes are knots in the wood. Front and back details are shown. Click to enlarge (and you can click there for further enlargement).
| Here's some of Holly's knotwork, just done for fun, some of it unfinished. This is one of the first times she did any, when she was 11. (and one slightly-later knotwork-related scribble that's very cool) |
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Other stuff, not by Keith or Holly:
Bradley W. Schenck made that animated knot, and the one by the title of this page. I don't know him, but I found his very cool website here and it's part of a larger site, http://www.webomator.com/bws http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/knotlink.htm#celtic and this one on computer generated knotwork, which has mathematical and programming details some might enjoy (and links to other things too): http://www.stevenabbott.co.uk/Knots/knots.html
 from Andrew Birrell's page
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