Celtic Rings Pillows

Rainbow Rings

Nori Brandyfoot, Sadoc Burrows and The Stranger. Hand painted Illustration inspired by the TV show Lord of the Rings - The Rings of Power. Created for the many fans of the show. With portraits of Art Copyright © Fanitsa Petrou

a colorful pattern design featuring lots of circles and rings in mainly blue colors resembling a tribal native style, maybe celtic.

a colorful pattern design featuring lots of geometric ornamental elements in circle shapes.

For that Irish Warrior spirit in you.

Viking

Beneath the branches of the Tree of Life, one can feel the timeless connection between all living things, and the infinite potential of the universe.

Ornë = Quenya (Elvish) word for 'slender tree'. Made in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Inspired by Tolkien's Middle Earth elf culture.

Beneath the branches of the Tree of Life, one can feel the timeless connection between all living things, and the infinite potential of the universe.

A quote from J. R. R. Tolkien

The valknut knot is an old symbol of interlaced triangles equivalent to the trefoil knot or triquetra knot or Borromean rings: a closed three-link chain symbolising strength in unity. The valknut appears in archaeology of ancient Germanic peoples. Celtic knots symbolize infinite life and mind, body, and spirit or the Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Tribal style knots are timeless pagan designs and geometric patterns that have a historical context and trending attraction. Abstract art at its best. ©‎ ‎‎‎22 ‎September ‎2023, ‏‎07:34:46 Tracey Harrington Simpson

Heraldry inspired by my Kinship from Lord of the Rings Online.

"Naur Loth" in Sindarin meaning "fire flower". A new addition to my elvish series.

Rohirric horse heads, a pattern like the ones on the swords of the riders of Rohan

“Alda”, in Quenya meaning "Tree". A new addition to my elvish trees series.

A Celtic Starfish symbol inspired by the symbol found on the coins of the Celtic Durotriges tribes

A Celtic Starfish symbol inspired by the symbol found on the coins of the Celtic Durotriges tribes

You never know where you'd be swept to

A design to show that when in love how the hearts intertwine and become one using 3D heart knots, inspired by celtic knotwork.

Do you know the answer?

I came up with the idea while marathoning Lord of the Rings and drew it out to serve as my own engagement announcement artwork~

Are you the Lord of the Harp?