Creating Graphic Designs with Number and Geometry Patterns: Celtic Knot Inspiration

Dec 18, 2025

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Explore the fascinating connection between mathematics and graphic design through the creation of beautiful Celtic knot patterns. In this session, we will focus on geometric patterns inspired by ancient Celtic designs found in monasteries across Ireland, Scotland, and England. We will analyze examples such as the intricate artwork in the Book of Kells and the stunning Lindisfarne Gospels. Learn how to apply number sequences and geometry to craft your own designs, using grids and weaving techniques to finish your unique Celtic knot artwork.

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Creating Graphic Designs with Number and Geometry Patterns: Celtic Knot Inspiration

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Maths Big Idea: Maths and Graphic Design 29/07/2014 Today we will create graphic designs by following number and geometry patterns. Celtic Knot Patterns 1
Examples of Celtic Monasteries Inishmurray, Ireland Lindisfarne, England Iona, Scotland
Examples of Celtic Designs Armring Letter Card Sutton Hoo battle helmet Book of Kells Sutton Hoo Buckle High cross Lindisfarne Gospels text Lindisfarne Gospels carpet page