Drawing Tutorials

The Sri Yantra, also known as the Shri Yantra or Sri Chakra is a diagram that represents the cosmos and the human body.

This might be the most satisfying piece of sacred geometry I’ve ever drawn.

I drew this star tetrahedron as a meditation, give it a go!

Here’s how to divide into a circle into twenty equal parts using a compass and straight edge. No protractor needed.

Here’s a really simple geometric pattern you can create using sacred geometry and 17 circles, it’s called the Lauburu.

was flicking through a book by Robert Lawlor the other day and came across this image, it shows how the Flower of Life can be used to find a bunch of equilateral shapes.
I wanted to see if I could draw it.

The Celtic love knot symbolises the love between two people. I set out to discover the sacred geometry behind this ancient symbol and here’s what I found. This is just one of many different versions of the Celtic love knot. Check out the video above for a step by step guide.

Here I am drawing the Valknut using sacred geometry. The Valknut is a symbol made up of three interlocking triangles. Not a lot is known about the history of this symbol, it is believed to have a connection to the Norse God Odin, who could loosen the tensions of fear and strain in battle by…

I’ve always been intrigued by the Ankh, the ancient Egyptian symbol. I knew it must have some sacred geometry behind it so I set out to find exactly how to make the perfect Ankh. Here’s what I came up with. Tools used: Compass Straight-edge Pens Pencils It starts with the Seed of Life, pretty much…

The Seed of Life is called the symbol of creation and for good reason, it’s so simple but so intriguing. The Seed of Life starts with the Vesica Piscis, which is two overlapping circles of equal size where the centre of each circle is on the circumference of the other. Adding five more circles using…

Drawing a mandala is a great tool for meditation and focus, so I’m gonna show you the basics so you can get started drawing mandalas. For this, all you’re gonna need is a compass, a pencil, some pens, a straightedge/ruler and an eraser. Follow the video or scroll down for a step by step guide,…