Comments for Bygone Arts http://bygonearts.com Calligraphy Inspired by Medieval Manuscripts Sun, 12 Sep 2010 17:26:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 Comment on Medieval Wedding Invitations by Medieval Wedding Favors http://bygonearts.com/archives/337/comment-page-1#comment-694 Medieval Wedding Favors Sun, 12 Sep 2010 17:26:29 +0000 http://bygonearts.com/?p=337#comment-694 [...] Medieval Wedding Invitations | Bygone Arts [...] [...] Medieval Wedding Invitations | Bygone Arts [...]

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]]> Comment on Scribes and Scribal Tools by The Secret of Newton http://bygonearts.com/archives/41/comment-page-1#comment-2 The Secret of Newton Tue, 06 Jan 2009 05:13:46 +0000 http://bygonearts.com/wp/archives/41#comment-2 <p>I look forward to following this blog. I’m currently working on a novel about the late 1800s but the “dark ages” are fascinating and beckon me to investigate.</p> <p>I took a basic art history class in college and remember being blown away by the illuminated manuscripts.</p> <p>Perhaps I’ll pick up some tidbits from your site.</p> <p>Cheers.</p> I look forward to following this blog. I’m currently working on a novel about the late 1800s but the “dark ages” are fascinating and beckon me to investigate.

I took a basic art history class in college and remember being blown away by the illuminated manuscripts.

Perhaps I’ll pick up some tidbits from your site.

Cheers.

]]> Comment on Funny Irish Blessing by Morgan http://bygonearts.com/archives/24/comment-page-1#comment-4 Morgan Sun, 23 Nov 2008 19:43:16 +0000 http://bygonearts.com/wp/archives/24#comment-4 <p>Hi, Sally! Thanks a bunch!</p> <p>I do illuminate my texts by adding Celtic knots and other little decorative features similar to what I find in Celtic manuscripts. I sometimes do calligraphy based on Gothic manuscripts that have more art in them, but I confess that I’m much more of a calligrapher than an artist, and I try to stick with my strengths instead of embarrassing myself by trying stuff that’s beyond my skill. :) I’m much better at plants and decorative figures than at people.</p> <p>Thanks for visiting my blog!</p> Hi, Sally! Thanks a bunch!

I do illuminate my texts by adding Celtic knots and other little decorative features similar to what I find in Celtic manuscripts. I sometimes do calligraphy based on Gothic manuscripts that have more art in them, but I confess that I’m much more of a calligrapher than an artist, and I try to stick with my strengths instead of embarrassing myself by trying stuff that’s beyond my skill. :) I’m much better at plants and decorative figures than at people.

Thanks for visiting my blog!

]]> Comment on Funny Irish Blessing by Sally http://bygonearts.com/archives/24/comment-page-1#comment-3 Sally Sun, 23 Nov 2008 09:57:08 +0000 http://bygonearts.com/wp/archives/24#comment-3 <p>What a beautiful concept for a store … I wish you great success with your work. It’s beautiful. Have you considered adding art to your text? I’ll bet you’d be good at it (illuminata, is that it?). I love the idea of someone bent over a manuscript, creating a unique treasure!</p> <p>Congratulations on your new blog, I just found you through an Etsy forum. </p> <p>Sally<br /> heartofwaterjewels.etsy.com</p> What a beautiful concept for a store … I wish you great success with your work. It’s beautiful. Have you considered adding art to your text? I’ll bet you’d be good at it (illuminata, is that it?). I love the idea of someone bent over a manuscript, creating a unique treasure!

Congratulations on your new blog, I just found you through an Etsy forum.

Sally
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