A Company of Merit for Artisans & Scholars.Searchable database of illuminated capitals.
Liber Floridus Database, searchable by letter: Under 'Mots-cles', type, e.g., "lettre d".
British Library MS simple search.
Texts of period Grants of Arms.
Database of images searchable by topic/content.
Blank AoA for inter-kingdom scroll exchange.
Calligraphy for a Panache.
A Company of Merit for Artisans & Scholars.
A Company of Merit for Artisans & Scholars.
An Order of the Fox.
Calligraphy for a Lindquistringes, blank by Lady Margaretha.
Calligraphy for a Ffraid, blank by Lady Agatha.
Calligraphy for an AoA, blank by Lady Agatha.
Calligraphy for an AoA, blank by Lady Agatha.
A PCS done on a blank by Lady Racaire.
A backlog Panache.
A panache done on a blank by Lady Nicole d'Anjou.
A panache with a penwork initial.
A court barony.
Calligraphy for a birthday scroll.
A Dragon's Tear.
A Dragon's Jewel.
A Company of Merit for Excellence & Example (ID).
A Grant of Arms.
A panache.
A backlog sigillum coronae, using a blank by Lady Agatha of Norwich.
A sigillum regis.
A backlog AoA based on BL MS Arundel 41.
A Dragon's Tear based on a 13th C MS.
An AoA using a blank done by Nicole d'Anjou, based on a 15th C MS.
A backlog Queen's Order of Courtesy based on BL Harley MS 2253 (both text and design/calligraphy).
A Panache based on a 13th C music MS.
A Lindquistringes calligraphed on a blank by Mærith aff Weselax.
Two blank PCSs, by Lady Amal bint Hamid al-Chania, filled in.
A thank-you card.
A blank for a Sigillum Regis.
A Lindquistringes based on an early Insular MS.
Another Panache using a blank illuminated at Kingdom University.
A Panache using a blank illuminated at Kingdom University.
An AoA based on an 11th C MS.
A Court Barony based on a 13th C MS.
A Sigillum Reginae based on a 15th C Dutch MS (the same one was the August Lindquistringes).
Calligraphy for an Augmentation of Arms, illumination by Lady Agatha of Norwich.
A Lindquistringes based on a 15th C Dutch MS.
Calligraphy for a Silver Guard using a blank done by Honor of Restormel.
A writ-style Queen's Order of Courtesy.
A backlog AoA, the second of my Visconti borders.
My first scroll for an ID award: an Order of the Fox based on the Hours of Mary of Guelders, 1415.
A congratulations card for our neighbors across the hall who just had a baby.
Two AoAs calligraphed using blanks done by the Isengau scriptorium.
A Queen's Order of Courtesy based on a 15th C Dutch MS.
A back-log AoA based on a late 15th C MS.
An AoA based on a 15th C MS.
An AoA based on Codex Claustroneoburgensis 1193, fol. 404r.
An AoA based on British Library MS Egerton 2633, fol. 1.
A backlog AoA based on British Library MS Burney 275, fol. 336.
Calligraphy for an already illuminated pair of court barony scrolls, done Feb. 20.
A penwork initial 'B' scroll blank, based on a BL MS.
A penwork initial 'A' scroll blank, based on a BL MS.
A backlog Lindquistringes based on a British Library manuscript.
A backlog AoA based on a British Library manuscript.
A Pelican scroll for a dear friend.
A blank Lindquistringes, based on a Dutch MS.
Calligraphy for a Pelican scroll based on a grant of Elizabeth I.
An AoA using the first of my Visconti borders.
An AoA based on a French missal c. 1270.
A backlog AoA done in penwork.
A backlog AoA using a 13th C initial.
A German-style AoA.
A Hiberno-Celtic style AoA.
A Silver Guard.
Another penwork thank you card, done October 1.
A wedding gift for a friend, done October 1.
Silver Guard based on a late 12th C image.
Some more thank-you cards.
A thank-you card for my supervisor.
Some last minute calligraphy and illumination.
A Lindquistringes done with Celtic knotwork.
A backlog panache based on an early 15th C missal.
The calligraphy for an already-illuminated AoA.
A pair of AoAs based on an early 14th C Book of Hours.
A backlog panache based on a 13th C MS.
A backlog panache based on a late 14th C MS.
A pair of PCSs.
Letters to queens.
A Hiberno-Saxon style PCS.
A Dragon's Bowle based on a 13th C MS.
A Dragon's Bowle based on the Manesse Codex.
Four initials for a friend's project, based on a 13th C MS.
Some last-minute calligraphy, three scrolls calligraphed the afternoon before they were given out in court.
A backlog AoA based on a page from the Hours of Catherine of Cleves.
A backlog AoA based on a late 13th C French ms.
A backlog AoA based on a page from the Hours of Catherine of Cleves.
Two backlog AoAs based on a 14th C French manuscript; my first attempt at bar & ivy.
A Dragon's Bowle scroll, my first attempt at a secretary hand.
A Lindquistringes scroll, based on a 14th C manuscript.
An AoA scroll based on an early 11th C manuscript.
A backlog AoA done in 12th C southern Italian/Greek style.
A backlog Lindquistringes, based on a 14th C manuscript.
A backlog Lindquistringes, designed to look like a rune stone
An AoA scroll based on 15th C manuscript.
A sigillum regis scroll, based on an image from a 14th C Icelandic manuscript.
An AoA scroll.
A backlog AoA scroll, based on an early 15th C manuscript.
A backlog AoA scroll, based on a 15th C manuscript.
A backlog AoA scroll, text based on a period grant of arms.
Panache scroll given at Kingdom University, November 2008
A Lindquistringes scroll
Thank you cards for two heralds at the College of Arms.
Lindquistringes scroll
AoA scroll based on the Visconti Hours (started in July but finished in August)
A congrats card for a cousin who just had a baby.
Laurel scroll based on a Toison d'Or manuscript
AoA scroll, in 15th C Dutch style
Some Christmas presents
A thank-you card
Illumination of my arms
A set of note cards for a friend
For my Grandpa and his new wife; technically I finished this on Sept. 1, but it still counts as an August project!
Copying initials
A thank-you card for my palaeography professor
My very first time painting with gouache
Bridgets Flame scroll for Robert the Stout (calpgraphy only; illumination by Sophia Pasten)
Pyxis scroll for Petranella Fitzallen of Weston (calligraphy only).
Cygnus scroll for Alrekr Agnasson (calligraphy only; illumination by Christianna of Castel Rouge)
Queen's Glove scroll for Robin Arthur Kyrke (calligraphy only; illumination by Osric of Fayrehope).