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Illumination: Mistress Sarra the Lymner

 

Words & Calligraphy: Mistress Kayleigh McWhyte

  

Penned January 26, 2011, for a Market Day at Birka, January 29, 2011

Sample I knit for Melanie of Black Trillium; the pattern has been released now.

 

On Ravelry

Pianola rolls, screen print, graphite, ink, mixed media.

  

On show at Loves Cafe, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset as part of Weston Arts Festival.

 

I love how these work with the space, it's like they were designed to be shown here.

Dave Associates an ISO 9001-2008 Organization in the Manufacturer of Laboratory Furniture, Fume Hoods. We are specializing in laboratory furniture- plan, design, production, installation and service after sales.

 

Holga 120CFN, 120 Kodak E200 (expired 2006), double exposure. 17 Dec 2010.

This is a long painting ...

Very ornate, but lightweight, too!

same as other scroll one.

In St. Martin's church in Birmingham.

in Artemisia Display

Closed beta begins today on PC for The Elder Scrolls: Legends, so if you sign up for some card action you might just get straight in.

  

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Scroll lace scarf by Ysolda Teague. Yarn is Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino.

Composition (symmetry and patterns)

Scroll Blank for SCA A&S 50 Challenge.

Taken from a celtic knotwork coloring book

Tokyo-Edo Museum, Tokyo, Japan.

9.6.07

This picture of Naruto is really neat. I like how Naruto is holding the scroll.

Mirrors are manufactured by applying a reflective coating to a suitable substrate. The most common substrate is glass, due to its transparency, ease of fabrication, rigidity, hardness, and ability to take a smooth finish. The reflective coating is typically applied to the back surface of the glass, so that the reflecting side of the coating is protected from corrosion and accidental damage by the glass on one side and the coating itself and optional paint for further protection on the other. The method of making mirrors out of plate glass was invented by 16th-century Venetian glass makers on the island of Murano, who covered the back of the glass with mercury, obtaining near-perfect and undistorted reflection. For over one hundred years, Venetian mirrors installed in richly decorated frames served as luxury decorations for palaces throughout Europe. The secret of the mercury process eventually arrived in London and Paris during the 17th century due to industrial espionage. French workshops succeeded in large-scale industrialization of the process, eventually making mirrors affordable to the masses, although mercury’s toxicity remained a problem. In modern times, the mirror substrate is shaped, polished, and cleaned, and is then coated with silver or aluminum. A symbol of wisdom and an early emblem of the Apostles, the scroll has always played an exalted role in art. The award-winning designer, Shah Gilani, ASFD, joined together several scrolls to make a uniquely shaped mirror frame. Constructed of metal, the Scroll Mirror is offered in a variety of finishes and accents. With its grand scale and exquisite styling, it makes an exceptional wall accent for upscale residential and hospitality interiors. Custom sizing is available.

Epiphone Scroll, late 70's

"Dead Sea Scrolls: Life in Ancient Times" on display from May 19, 2013 - October 14, 2013 ~ Museum of Science, Boston

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