Click on class title for description.
Start Time |
Table 1 |
Table 2 |
Table 3 |
Front room |
10:00 am | The Beginning Scribe | Artisan's Green | Can you hear me now? | |
11:00 am | Words, Words, Words | Artisan's Green | Kris-Kross Heraldry | Let it be knowne! |
Noon | Lunch |
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1:00 pm | The Flip Side | Artisan's Green | I' m Not an ' Official' Herald, but... | |
2:00 pm | Artisan's Green | Writing the Medieval way! | What's that on the field? | |
3:00 pm | In the Shade | What is that color? | Demystifying the Court and Awards Process |
You just got a scroll assignment - now what? A class for the person who is interested in becoming a scribe. Includes looking at the different materials used for scrolls, types of brushes, paints, etc. As well as a few of the tricks of the trade.
Writing a simple but high quality gloss for the heralds and the recipient. Note: the gloss is the printed version of the scroll for the heralds to read that is attached to the back of the scroll.
Shading techniques. Basic and advanced techniques to enhance scrolls or other artwork.
Have you found other instructions lacking on how to prepare and use quills on paper and parchment? Master RanthulfR demonstrates how to cut and prepare a feather and how to do fancy pen strokes. Bring your own to follow, or just watch & learn.
Did you ever wonder what did real medieval pigments look like, and can I get and use them easily? Master RanthulfR shows a wide range of genuine medieval paints, compares them to modern paints, tells how they were made, and where you can get them.
Things one can do to help Heralds and others assisting Royals, Barons, or other officicants.
Demystifying the Court and Awards Process with the Dragon Herald and Dragon Signet. Learn about what happens behind the scenes to prepare for court, make award recommendations, and scroll production. Attendees are encouraged to bring questions and suggestions!
Vocal projection basics.
Court and List Heraldry Basics