To my great delight, I was requested to make a Golden Lance award scroll for Epy Pengelly. So here it is in its gold-and-equine glory. All parts—rispetto-style verse, design, and art—by me. In Epy rides, and with a songthis Armiger, their effort rare,Pengelly named, with skill so strong,a Golden Lance we bid them bear. So
Scroll for Glaukos the Athenian’s Laurel elevation. Words and translation by Suphunibal Rabat. Design, art, and calligraphy by me. This scroll is bit different from my usual, in myriad ways. Not least because I was actually there to see it presented in person for once (yay!), and because it was created on site, but—and most
It was my great honor to create this scroll on the occasion of Baroness Brynna of Ælfstanbury’s elevation to the Order of the Pelican. Words and scroll by me. A GIFT Whatever else, a scroll is fundamentally a gift. I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting Brynna, but I wanted the scroll to be specifically
It was my honor to create this Pearl award scroll for Ailis inghean uí Bhriain, awarded this past Saturday at Kingdom Arts and Sciences Festival. Words by Iselda de Narbonne. Scroll, obviously, by me. Of jewels and stones I sing,And dark bones of Earth dreamingSheltered from the baking sunAnd awake in the ocean.I know a
I was so happy for the chance to design the medallion for Lanea inghean Uí Chiaragáin’s elevation to the Order of the Pelican, and the additional opportunity to create a necklace from which to hang it. Final enameled medallion created by Edgar Refskegg and Sinn Larensdotter. the needs of the design Design is problem solving.
Necklace to honor Lanea inghean Uí Chiaragáin’s receipt of the Order of the Opal. Intended to coordinate with the scroll object I’d made for her with its use of red translucent glass, (faux) opal melon beads, and bronze metal, I’ve called this necklace a “stealth opal” because traditionally this award is celebrated with a medallion