Blog Experiment
I’m at my local mall doing my lunch and 2ish mile walk. I’m also test-driving this Blogger app. Taking a photo and writing a brief post away from home. See how it handles bumps and speed.
I’m at my local mall doing my lunch and 2ish mile walk. I’m also test-driving this Blogger app. Taking a photo and writing a brief post away from home. See how it handles bumps and speed.
The author of “An Itinerant Scribe” reflects on their evolving research methods, now incorporating lived experiences and tools like ChatGPT, alongside traditional sources. They aim to present historical insights engagingly, emphasizing the importance of interpretation over strict accuracy, and inviting reader interaction to enhance the learning experience.
Hello again, Ian the Green. I want to welcome you back with joy to the world of active blogging and ScribeScribbling. Your year-long absence of inspiring posts was noticed. The two years you worked on a Master of Science degree is important both for you and yours. But without realizing it, your degree will benefit your interest…
At Lonely Tower’s scribes gathering recently Ly. Kristin asked what the basic illumination skills were that she should learn. Kristin is an accomplished preprint painter with wonderful skills, but she wants to take it a step further. How does she know what skills she should learn? Where would you look? A great starting place is…
Hey there, SCAdidans and other crafty friends! Guess what? I finally did it! I’ve completed all six baskets from the Traditional Crafts beginners kit I mentioned in my “Basket Case: My Crafting Adventure with Traditional Crafts Kits” post from December 30th. And it was quite the journey! First things first: I have to say, this…
Do you have Patricia Lovett’s book Calligraphy and Illumination…? I often refer to it. When I learned she published another book I went online cyber-Monday and bought myself a Christmas present. Her recent book The Art and History of Calligraphy, published last year by the British Library. Since the author is a British professional calligrapher and illuminator you won’t be surprised…
Calontir’s bloggers are a busy bunch presenting you research, opinions, projects, reenactment tales and history. They also come and go over time. Here are the ones I’ve found
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