My second work with Lorita. This one done in Bastard Secretary. Admittedly it’s a little late period and english, but I didn’t have the time to learn Bâtarde, which would have been more appropriate. I had some issues with my inks on the paper. The read feathered slightly, but the red feathered a LOT. Disappointingly […]
This was my first of two collaborative scrolls with Lorita. For this one I picked up Fraktur script to help with the presentation of the scroll as Temyl’s persona is German. The words were also translated to german. Calligraphy: Lord Faolán an Sccreccain Illumination: Lorita de Siena Words: Lorita de Siena
My first Baronial scroll, again done in Rotunda. JP and Lylie finally got me to do work for them, to include a bit of illumination. The inks are DeAtrementis Document Black/Red. The paper was heavily textured which made it very difficult to work on with a metal nib. The Rams horn was done with P.H. […]
This was my first collaboration work. I had the pleasure of working with Fiona O’Maille, a Laurel who’m I’m apprenticed too. She did a great job on the layout and illumination. I feel as though I did an okay job on the calligraphy. I wish I was more familiar with proper wording layout. I did a […]
Another simple knotwork and Uncial. Calligraphy: Faolán an Sccreccain Illumination: Faolán an Sccreccain Words: Baroness Nest verch Tangwistel
The second scroll of the two done for a friend. Rotunda Script and Walnut Ink on a provided scroll blank. Calligraphy: Faolán an Sccreccain Illumination: Svea the short-sighted Words: Ernst Nuss von Kitzingen
Rotunda Script and Noodler’s X-Feather ink. This was one of two scrolls going out to a friend before she moved down to Florida. Calligraphy: Faolán an Sccreccain Illumination: Svea the short-sighted Words: Baroness Nest verch Tangwistel Update: Elena finally got her arms painted in!
This was my first Combat Scroll, and my first Promissory. The original scroll to be handed out didn’t make it to the event. I spent about 3 hours hunched over my scroll desk using two camp chairs for a seat and a desk. Originally the scroll was to be a personal practice piece using knotwork […]
This was my second Combat Scroll. The Queen had been trying to track down Briony for a while in order to make her Companion of the Queens Order of Curtesy. The scroll blank was one of two I had on hand at the time. Calligraphy: Faolán an Sccreccain Illumination: Unknown Words: Ernst Nuss von […]