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DescriptionGuitar Craft symbol by Steve Ball.jpg	English: The logo of Guitar Craft, a knotwork design by Steve Ball (similar to Ball's Possible Productions knotwork, which is the logo for Discipline Global Mobile and on the album cover of King Crimson's Discipline. The central triangle evokes the (nearly equilateral) triangle plectrum (pick) of Guitar Craft, which is produced by Mr. Hiroshi Iketani of Japan; the outer part of the knotwork evokes the arrangement of chairs in a guitar circle, and the interconnections a circulation of a note or notes. The background here is blue.
Date	25 March 2005
Source	email from Steve Ball to User:Kiefer.Wolfowitz
Author	Steve Ball, who displays a version of this image at http://www.steveball.com/knotwork/guitarcraft.htm
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This design was created during the Level 3 Guitar Craft course at Red Lion House in Dorset, England in 1998, according to Steve Ball. The Red Lion House and this course are mentioned in Tamm's monograph on Robert Fripp, who inspired Guitar Craft. (Kiefer.Wolfowitz's internet search suggests that the Red Lion House (at 35 Salisbury Street) may have been turned into the Giant Inn of Dorset, but caution should be exercised with this original research.)

It was created 25 March 2005 (and modified 26 March 2005), according to the file information.

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