[Antir_scribes] New questions from Bronwen

[Alexis Garrigues]

I've been trying!  
Non-charter work is always welcome at the two monthly Madrone scribe nights (that's first tuesdays at Sean's in Greenwood, and third thursdays at Baronial Socials- new location TBA).  
I've had my hands full trying to keep up with charter needs, so haven't gotten to focus much on originals, but would be delighted to have people bring original work, and/or answer questions for anyone who wants to give it a try.  There is a backlog of Red Branch awards which need originals done, and sometimes other small projects come up.  Bring your period materials, and share your experience!  If notified in advance, I can bring books and research materials, gilding supplies, or other instructional stuff.  
Annisa
Madrone Scribe

--- On Sun, 9/28/08, Ursula Georges <ursula at math.washington.edu> wrote:
Tegan Conwy wrote:
> I would suggest if you really want
> to do some original works to contact your nearest Barony or
> Principality and see if they would like you to take some on.

I converted my college award to an original scroll-- it's given once a 
year, so it seemed silly to have someone paint a charter.  I try to 
share the work, so with other stuff I more or less average to one 
original a year, which is fun but not enough for steady improvement.  I 
was working on a baronial scroll ( 
http://flickr.com/photos/ursulageorges/2772050347/ ) but then my wedding 
ate my brain, as they tend to do.  I'm really happy that Annisa has been 
running "downtown Madrone" scribal sessions.

Ursula Georges.