Winter Is Coming

OK, I could not resist. This is a commission I should have done over a year ago, finally getting started. Tons of holly to paint as he will be in a holly wreath with a winter background. "Winter Hern WIP 2", 16 x 20.

New Japanese

I have stuff I am supposed to be doing but I know my muse, and if I have an inspiration and do not go with it I will never be able to work on anything else. I bought a very cool Japanese style frame and was inspired to do art to go in it. This is what I came up with; "Tale of the Ketsune", 9 x 17, Acrylic, Micron pen, ProWhite and watercolor colored pencil on Canson board. Original SOLD, prints available. Picture 58.

Medeival Coloring Book

It looks like I am doing a coloring book, using many of the black and white versions of  Medieval manuscript pages I have done over the years for the SCA. It will be 32 pages and is $15 per book. If you wish to purchase one send $15 + shipping to paypal@greywolf.name If I get your order before the end of Nov. you should get it in time for Christmas.

Here is just one of the picture that will be in it.

Two Birds Undine

Another illumination based on a page from the Master of Mary of Burgundy Hours. From Calendar page 14, with 2 birds. This will be used as an Undine and have calligraphy. It is 4 1/2 x 7 1/2, Acrylic, Egg Tempera, Micron pen on velum. Picture 57.

A Little Bird

This is another Undine, this is based on a Mose cok from the Sherborne Missal, 4 x 5 1/2, Acrylic, Egg Tempera, Micron pen, Pro White on velum. Picture 56.

New illumination

This will be another Undine (SCA award) but also one of this years Christmas card designs. I can not seem to get a picture of it without a blurry area...but anyway, this is based on The Master of Mary of Burgundy book of  Hours, calendar page 21. 4 1/2 x 7 1/2, Acrylic, Egg Tempera, Micron pen on velum. Picture 55.

Finally A Laurel Scroll

OMG, I just got the replacement for my Laurel scroll (which was not right) and it is AMAZING! I will post a picture of it soon. Unfortunatly it got a bit damaged between England and here and I am trying to make it flat before I attempt repairs. Rick Williams (I don't remmber his SCA name but and trying to get it) did it as a gift and I could not be more pleased with it!
OK, I had to take a picture and share, I love it so much. Based on a Fresco (by Mantegna from The Camera degli Sposi).

 

Detail of the main illumination;