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.
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 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.
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.
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 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.
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
Thank you cards for two heralds at the College of Arms.
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
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!
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).