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Celtic Knotwork Peace Sign – where the 1960’s meet the 960’s

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Here’s a symbol I’ve wanted to remake with Celtic knotwork for, well, a long time – a Peace sign.

And having made it, I’ve produced it for T-shirts (in both silver and gold versions), posters, cards, mugs, boxes, framed tiles, and coasters. I get that way.

Give Peace a chance, okay?

This entry was posted on Friday, October 19th, 2007
and was filed under Works in Progress
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john says:

October 26th, 2007 at 10:48 am

hahah great title for the post. how do you sell your work currently? would you ever want to license the image to others to use in a royalty free agreement? best, john

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