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Ok. Here is the situation. I haven't played Skyrim for a moment (..again) because of laziness existing as a partial reason, but the main reason is that I had replace my harddrive(s). Everything from the previous harddrive is gone. I am currently working to restore everything now.
Third attempt to move bodies through space by combining micro and macro views. First inclusion of a colorway from a commercial portrait project.
118 x 30", acrylic on scrim, 2008
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Scroll for the group winner of the 2015 Ice Dragon A&S Pentathalon, inspired by Worksop Bestiary, MS M.81 fol. 12v www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/view?exhibitionId=%7b9302F8...
Calligraphy, and words, are by the hand of Mistress Ekaterina Volkova.
The 11th scroll in my Alphabet Challenge: K is for King, who wears a crown.
Inspired by L'Ornementation des Manuscrits au Moyen-Age
Printing of a spoonflower decal which is a b-day gift for a friend. Design is here: www.spoonflower.com/fabric/1717674
The larger images are some close ups showing how super awesome it printed. Really. It's Super Awesome.
Artwork is from Dover Publications.
Ornate door hinge at the entry of Dunedin's "First Church".
My mother would have walked past this as a young bride in 1960 - I wonder if she noticed it?!
A beautiful set of jewelry made from sterling silver, swarovski crystals and handmade lampwork beads created by me.
The lampwork beads have been made with a base of transparent purple glass that has been decorated with melted in scrolls made from Double Helix's Nyx glass. Lastly, they are reduced to bring out a green oilslick finish.
After annealing and cleaning, I wrapped the lampwork beads using sterling silver wire and embellished them with matching swarovski bicones.
Christmas season is coming up, these would make a fabulous gift for anyone who loves jewelry.
Taken on the 2013 Scot Kelby World Wide Photo Walk in Athens, AL at the Annual Fiddlers Convention.
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Scroll Sawing is the operation of freehand cutting of wood with thin blades giving them finest tiny decorations.
Way to turn a scrap piece of 1/2 inch plywood into a gem! Nice detail, Burnt finish with lemon oil. Not For Sale
Scroll Stitch
Row 1: Perle #5
Row 2: Perle #5 same bite as Row 1 but closer together
Row 3: Perle #3- second half has a longer spacing
Row 4: Some rayon from Win.
Row 5: Perle #8
i put a notch into the 5mm broad edge folded nib [- the pen formerly known as 'F' in the previous photos].
Pattern: Scroll Welcome 1138
Designer: Jane McGown Flynn
Hooked by: Coba Rader
Teacher: Self
Pattern copyright Honey Bee Hive Rug Hooking Designs & Supplies
AoA for Tristan le Chanticleer
2nd scroll ever, this one was completed at my first Pennsic (Pennsic 28) in the tent, the night before court.
Again, no historic inspiration here, but giving Batarde a whirl for the first time. Pen is a Speedball C dip nib. Higgins Black Magic ink, gouache, rapidograph pens, Winsor and Newton gold ink.
Hooked by: Carolyn Kent
Designer: Jane McGown Flynn
Teacher: Barb Kennedy
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
I edited photos to obtain the scroll profile. I sketched a template for inside the pegbox from the profile. I captured the fluting by doing a rubbing. I traced the throat. other useful gauges, a standard to set the height of each land as I work the scroll to the eye and gauges to check the undercutting. Another little note : on setting necks the treble side is a little lower to take some tension off the treble strings to balance string projections.
…the thing was to choose one [a readymade object] that you were not attracted by… …and that was difficult because anything becomes beautiful if you look at it long enough... - Marcel Duchamp
I don't believe in art. I believe in artists -Marcel Duchamp
day 208.365 | 4/11/2011
Fooling around with a new scroll template. Based on a Catalonia 1320 Passover poem page from the Golden Hagadah Service Book (Found on page 97 of Hebrew Manuscripts: The Power of Script and Image by Ilana Tahan)