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Howdy pal, I love your scribal practice posts and was wondering how does one get started on learning how to write so fancy.
A speedball c3 nib, yasutomo sumi ink OR Dr Ph Martin's india ink (both recommended to me by prolific SCA scribes), and this book also recommended by one of the same scribes
I picked up a speedball fountain pen and a travel journal for practice on the go, which is not as clean/precise as the c3 but is much faster
A personal Hávamál I've been working on
Page one of my little doodles
It's gonna take forevvvvverrrr
OMG I LOVE THAT MEDIEVAL HANDWRITING ?!
By 'scribal practice' I mean dropping 300 posts in drafts and forcing myself to write captions every day like a small child until I come to hate the mountains of work I have myself created. For Fun.
A Work In Progress. I need to buy some play paint
Had some things happen, made some prayers, made a promise if a loved one pulled through, so here's me stepping off on that promise. Page 1 of what will eventually become a hand scribed/illuminated havamal, taken from Crawford's The Wanderer's Havamal
Picked up a fountain pen for portability while I'm away from my ink well. Not a fan of the loss of precision in this nib but is does make practice go faster. I'm uploading more sillyness under the #scribal practice tag on my other blog
