How to Draw Labyrinths

I created these video tutorials to further my understanding of these basic patterns. Eventually I hope to have examples of every design, but I start with the simplest and smallest examples.

#1) Draw a 7-Circuit Classical Labyrinth from the seed pattern (video at right)

#2) Draw 3 & 5 Circuit Classical Labyrinths from the seed pattern (not what you might expect!)

Three and five circuit labyrinths have been rising in popularity, especially for those who have limited time, budgets, or space. For decades the seed pattern for drawing the simplified Classical pattern has been taught with a cross and four dots. A couple of essential aspects are sacrificed, however, and I have been studying other methods.

#4) Draw 3&5 Circuit Odd-Shaped Classical Variations (squares, hearts, stars, hexagons)

Download a PDF workbook of concentric pattern templates to trace and draw classical or medieval labyrinth designs including circles, squares, hexagons, stars, and hearts!

Learn to create a Seven Circuit Classical Labyrinth from a seed pattern.

#3) Draw 3 & 5 Circuit Concentric Classical Labyrinths (based on circles -- easier for building)

Looking for Concentric Templates? Click here!

How to draw a three and five circuit classical labyrinth using concentric circles.

#5) BONUS! Draw the simplest medieval 5-Circuit Chartres variation

How to draw a five circuit medieval labyrinth based on the Chartres Cathedral design.