Hi everyone,
it gets a bit confusing with what scrolls I am announcing as by the time they go out in Pegasus and so I put them up here they are more than a month out of date. So these are the scrolls that were completed by the 10th of May to go into the June issue of Pegasus.
Greetings,
this month has been very productive for the College of Scribes as we tried to get as much completed as possible before Crown.
Scrolls completed this month include;
Antonia di Benedetto Calvo- Harp Argent
Artemisia da Quieto d'Arzenta- AoA
Asbjørn Pedersen- Crescent Sword
Béoán Freborn
Callum MacLeod- Crescent Sword
Crispin Sexi- AoA
Elspeth Turberville aka Gudrun Bodvarsdottir – Laurel
Fulk de Cherbourg- Harp Argent
Hrothgar aet Gytingbroce- AoA
Hunydd verch Madyn Duy- AoA
Jeneur le Geline- AoA
Rashids al faqih -Pelican
Zanobia Adimari- AoA
The scribes who completed these scrolls are;
Caristiona nic Beathain
Katherine Alicia of Sarum
Keridwen the Mouse
Maeve ni Iasachta
Phèdre de Caravelle
Caristiona nic Beathain
Provost of Scribes
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Innilgard
Just me today. It is cold and most of us are either working, on holidays or could not make it. I managed to get the laurel scroll finished (to be checked), and started on my next project - an AOA from the backlog. I am at calligraphy practice stage. (my least favourite stage).Sunday, May 30, 2010
Innilgard Scribes Workshop today
It was cold and wet day but we got some work done. Mistress Bryony did some more work on her current original scroll.
Mistress Leofwynn did more more on some calligraphy for another original scroll.
Katerina has almost completed an orginal scroll and is now starting on an AOA from the backlog.
More scribes next week...
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Scribe Bios
I've just updated a few bios on the webpage.
If you are not listed there (and there are a whole bunch of people who aren't) and would like to be, please send me a photo and your details and I'll put it up. Also if you want your details changed let please send me some details. (Of course if you are one of the few people who have access to the site, you can update your own details if necessary.) If you are a warden, it would be cunning to get you details up here so people in your area can find out who you are.
If would be great to have names and faces of people who are currently active in the scribal arts. Some of the names on the list are people who don't play much anymore. Let's get some more recent names on that list.
If you are not listed there (and there are a whole bunch of people who aren't) and would like to be, please send me a photo and your details and I'll put it up. Also if you want your details changed let please send me some details. (Of course if you are one of the few people who have access to the site, you can update your own details if necessary.) If you are a warden, it would be cunning to get you details up here so people in your area can find out who you are.
If would be great to have names and faces of people who are currently active in the scribal arts. Some of the names on the list are people who don't play much anymore. Let's get some more recent names on that list.
Where to put it?
Hi everyone,
I've just been looking at the scribes web page and I've been trying to find a logical place to add links to the blog and the flickr site. I suppose the easiest thing would be to put them both on the front page but we don't want too much here as it will spoil the look.
A link to flickr would be logical in the gallery section. A link to the blog would make a sort of sense in the Model book, Lectern and Owlery or even in all three.
Does anyone have any cunning ideas?
I've just been looking at the scribes web page and I've been trying to find a logical place to add links to the blog and the flickr site. I suppose the easiest thing would be to put them both on the front page but we don't want too much here as it will spoil the look.
A link to flickr would be logical in the gallery section. A link to the blog would make a sort of sense in the Model book, Lectern and Owlery or even in all three.
Does anyone have any cunning ideas?
Fiddled right hand column
I've just added a link to the flickr page and tweaked the order of things on the right. This should make it easy to quickly see if there is anything new in flickr or comments. Let me know if you have any suggestions for page layout to improve the blog further.
And for my next trick, I'll add the flickr link to the scribe web page. Tomorrow maybe. I need to go watch Dr Who now....
And for my next trick, I'll add the flickr link to the scribe web page. Tomorrow maybe. I need to go watch Dr Who now....
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
March Scrolls
Greetings,
As promised at the meeting at Festival, I am publishing a list each month of what scrolls have been completed. This list is one month behind due to the cut off for Pegasus so many more scrolls have been completed since this list was put out. The next list will come out next month. If you would like to look at all the AoA's that have been completed since the beginning of the AoA competition then go to our Flickr site http://www.flickr.com/photos/48016044@N02/ and look in the Competitions Set. That will give you 14 of the current 16 scrolls that have been completed since the competition started. Details of who did what are with each scroll.
Caristiona
Greetings,
in an effort to show people the work that the College of Scribes undertakes we are going to start publishing the names of the scrolls that have been completed each month and the scribes who have completed them. I hope that as we get our momentum up we will be able to publish a longer list each month.
For this month the scrolls that have been completed include AoA's for the following people;
Bartholomew Baskin
Elyas de Dunblan
Fineamhain an Einigh ui Concobhair
Hanbal al-Barbari
katherine kerr of the Hermitage
Kasian Astrakhanovich
The scribes who completed those scrolls are Caristiona nic Beathain, Katherine Alicia of Sarum and Keridwen the Mouse
YiS
Caristiona nic Beathain
As promised at the meeting at Festival, I am publishing a list each month of what scrolls have been completed. This list is one month behind due to the cut off for Pegasus so many more scrolls have been completed since this list was put out. The next list will come out next month. If you would like to look at all the AoA's that have been completed since the beginning of the AoA competition then go to our Flickr site http://www.flickr.com/photos/48016044@N02/ and look in the Competitions Set. That will give you 14 of the current 16 scrolls that have been completed since the competition started. Details of who did what are with each scroll.
Caristiona
Greetings,
in an effort to show people the work that the College of Scribes undertakes we are going to start publishing the names of the scrolls that have been completed each month and the scribes who have completed them. I hope that as we get our momentum up we will be able to publish a longer list each month.
For this month the scrolls that have been completed include AoA's for the following people;
Bartholomew Baskin
Elyas de Dunblan
Fineamhain an Einigh ui Concobhair
Hanbal al-Barbari
katherine kerr of the Hermitage
Kasian Astrakhanovich
The scribes who completed those scrolls are Caristiona nic Beathain, Katherine Alicia of Sarum and Keridwen the Mouse
YiS
Caristiona nic Beathain
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