The knot drawings were first shown on the page Knoten - Seminar in 2021/2022.
Another display of essentially the same drawings is on the page Knots (with METAFONT) - Gallery.
Here is a particular example (click on the image for a high resolution version):
knot 52
The pictures were created 1995 using METAFONT, see allknots.pdf and Source files (1995).
These were METAFONT experiments inspired by Exercise 13.8 in The METAFONTbook Zbl 0609.68003. I stopped after saving allknots.pdf (actually allknots.dvi) on July 6, 1995 at 4:11 AM.
There are 4 knot diagrams here with 9 crossings. One is a non-standard drawing of knot 818 (Torusknoten (4,3)), the others are
knot 922knot 929knot 940
Cf. Appendix D in Burde, Zieschang. Knots. 1985 MR 808776, Zbl 0568.57001:

Originally all over/under-crossings were drawn alternating. This is incorrect for the torus knots (3,4), (4,3), (6,11), albeit one may prefer the alternating version in a non-mathematical context. The corresponding images have now (March 2026) correct crossings (unless marked with *).
On the page Knots (with METAFONT) - Gallery most torus knots are rectified to have a vertical axis of symmetry, cf. Drawing torus knots on that page.
Quite a few torus knots are depicted here: Category:Torus knots and links (Wikimedia Commons)
The images linked in the following list have high resolutions. The numbers correspond to page numbers in allknots.pdf.
The names "knot Ck", "Knoten C/k" refer to the Alexander-Briggs notation, see Appendix C in Rolfsen, Knots and Links. 1976 MR 515288, Zbl 0339.55004.
The file allknots.txz (xz compressed tar archive) contains the 1995 MF files and a script to build allknots.pdf.
In 2009 I created png images with ImageMagick taking data from MF log files. The cutting at crossings was done with ImageMagick. See directory 2009 in allknots.txz.
In 2026 I added the possibility to draw torus knots with correct over/under-crossings (fortunately there was not much to do).
See also Drawing torus knots.
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