Celtic Fox Print
I made a two-color Celtic-styled fox print with a 3D-printed press for the 2026 Open Press Project Open Print Exchange.
Continue readingEmbossed Off-Center Celtic Spiral Print
An embossed Celtic spiral on heavyweight paper using an MDF plate and a 3D-printed OpenPress Postcard Printing Press for the Rising Print exhibition.
Continue readingDragons Celtic Knotwork Compass Print
I made relief prints of my original Dragons Celtic Knotwork Map Compass using the OpenPress Postcard Printing Press.
Continue reading7cm Print Frame
I designed a walnut laser-cut frame for my 7cm OpenPress Project format Celtic knotwork/interlacing frog prints.
Continue readingKnotwork Frog Print
I designed a Celtic knotwork frog, and printed it in copper and green using the new Open Press Postcard Press.
Continue readingXOXO Rubber Stamp
I made an XOXO rubber stamp to share at this year’s XOXO Festival!
Continue readingButterfly Knotwork Cards
Cards printed with Andrew Crawford’s colorful original Celtic knotwork butterfly design now available in the shop.
Continue readingQuick Celtic Key Square Print
I made some quick-and-dirty Celtic key square relief prints with a rubber plate engraved on the laser.
Here is a video with the whole printing process.
Silver Snowflake Celtic Knotwork T-Shirt
During the holidays last year, I was looking through some of my old Celtic knotwork designs. I came upon the original pencil sketch of my 1992 Snowflake design and, decided to print it in silver on some really nice black 100% cotton heavyweight T-shirts to give as gifts to family and friends. They came out great and, were a big hit.
Special thanks to my good friend and wonderful, highly photogenic model, Tanya, for showing off the women’s fitted shirt for the photo!
Of course, I printed more than I needed and, have some extra shirts, both in a standard unisex T and, a fitted women’s T. So, those are up in the online shop, if you want to grab one. There are limited quantities on-hand but, I can easily print more, if there is enough demand.
Laser-cut Spiral Stamp
One thing that always appealed to me about having a laser cutter in the studio is being able to create rubber stamps as needed, rather than having to send artwork out to a service. I have some “low odor” laserable rubber on-hand that I have never used. So, as a quick evening project this week, I created this little spiral stamp on the new Glowforge. I mounted it on a champagne cork using carpet tape, with a layer of plastic packing foam between the rubber and cork.
Important lessons learned here include how to size artwork for the GFUI and, that you absolutely do not want the residue from laser engraving rubber on your hands.