Showing posts with label Commission. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Commission. Show all posts

Monday, March 4, 2013

Estrella Gift Scroll

Estrella gift-scroll to be presented to Atenveldt
Well, the annual Estrella War was held out in Arizona this past weekend. A while back, I received the assignment to produce something that could be present by Their Majesties to the Kingdom of Atenveldt, this is that piece. It was on display at Birka, however I felt it was inappropriate to post until after the event.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Pikestaff Cover (Novemeber 2011)

I was asked by the East Kingdom Chronicler if I would be interested in producing the cover for the November issue of the Pikestaff newsletter. The Fall Crown Tournament is being held November 5th, which gave me perfect inspiration for the piece shown below.

Pikestaff, November 2011 cover.


Thursday, September 22, 2011

Pikestaff Cover (December 2010)

In December 2010 a piece of miscellaneous art I produced for the EK Chronicler as a response to some fun banter she was having with a friend after an event was used as the front cover for the Pikestaff newsletter.





Kings Rapier Champion Book (2010)

After winning the honor of being Kings Rapier Champion in February 2010, Baron Jean Paul Ducasse, OGR asked me to paint his Arms in the accompanying book. Fish glue was used as a size for the 23k gold leaf and Windsor & Newton Spectrum Red gouache in the main body of the Arms. Various W&N gouache were used to detail the rapiers and black-lines.

Winner of the Mudthaw Baking Competition

Awarded at Mudthaw 2011

Seems like many moons ago, but I was specifically asked if I would produce an award for this competition and I was happy to oblige.

March 9, 2011: I actually accepted this assignment back last year and have only given it a little thought so far. The words have been kindly written by a close friend and its pretty much ready to be produced. I'm hoping to get it done this coming weekend.

March 19 & 20, 2011: Spent the weekend cranking this scroll out, not that there was vast amounts of persnickety bits. I'm actually very pleased with it as it was the first piece I've completed by prepping the perg. surface with pounce. I'm pleased to anounce that there were no oily spots and the (commercial) paint is firmly attached to the page with no signs of cracking!

Winner of the Mudthaw Baking Competition
Details:
Calligraphy & Illumination by Isabel Chamberlaine

Paper: Heavyweight Pergamenata, 230gsm.
Materials: Iron gall ink, Windsor & Newton gouache in various colours, Holbein gouache in gold.

Scroll ID: Isabel C XIV
Completed March 20, 2011 (A.S.45)