Places you may want to visit

Personal and/or Organizational Sites.

• Middle Kingdom College of Scribes
  
  Home page of the scribes in the Middle Kingdom, a branch of the SCA. Modern geography names the area Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Manitoba, Michigan, and parts of Iowa, Kentucky, and Ontario. Nice Site!
  
• Scribes' Mail List
  
  Website for the Scribes Mailing List, a mail list open to all who are interested in making books, scrolls, and other bits of illuminated art as was done prior to 1600. Most of the members are either current or former SCA scribes, so you will occasionally find discussions about SCA-related topics thrown in the mix.
  
• Eibhlin's Cyber Scriptorium and Known World Scriptorium
  
  Two interesting web sites devoted to the illuminated page as it is used within the Society For Creative Anachronism, Inc. Further SCA, Inc, sites can be found through their link pages.
  
• Cat & Quill
  
  Website devoted to the calligraphy and illumination of Bronwyn Noble.
  
• Traditional Book Arts
  
  Website devoted to the calligraphy and illumination of a group of scribes in the Eastern U.S.A.
  
• Randy Asplund
  
  This young man is an excellent scribe; the web page is primarily devoted to his work as an illustrator.
  
  
• Art of the Scribe
  
  An SCA scribe; can't really tell you more than that, as I just sort of blundered on to the page while surfing the net.
  
  
• Baron Morgan's Scriptorium
  
  A page on the practice of scribal arts in the SCA, Inc. Even if you aren't in the SCA, you might want to check this place out.
  
  
• Scriptorium: Illuminated Art
  
  Canadian Scribal Artist; he has a nice selection of his work online.
  
• Cornwell ScribeWorks
  
  Page produced by two California scribes.
  
  
• Heraldry, Calligraphy and Illumination
  
  Marie Lynsky's personal page; authoress of a number of calligraphy and illumination guides and member of a variety of high-falutin' societies--as she should be, for her work is exceptional. It is, however, a bit modern looking.
  
  
• Diane Calvert--Medieval Art for Today
  
  Beautiful modern work, interpretations of period works. Some nice articles on the site too, but, alas, she doesn't cite sources for her information.
  
• Peter J. Seeking
  
  Not terribly medieval, but pleasing nonetheless.
  
  
• Illuminations
  
  Some works from scribes in the eastern United States.
  
  
• Gevehard von Baden
  
  The portfolio of my friend Gevehard. Nice work!
  
  
• Cecilia Sharpley's Lettering Arts
  
  Nice site featuring all types of book art produced by a number of artists.
  
  

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  Reciprocal Links Not Included in Other Sections: These are in this special section because I happened, during a websearch, to find them linking to my site, not because they asked to be attached. I consider it a compliment when people link to my sight, and so I ask you to visit these fine folks. Many of them have excellent links on their pages, as well.

  UniServe Science: The Chemistry of Art
  

  A University service that provides online syllabi to other Australian university. What a compliment to be included! And they have found some excellent links for earlier (example: Egyptian)art styles, too.

  Jacinth's Info Mine!

  Elisa's Scribal Stuff

  Scribal Links

  Atlantia MOAS category: Scribal Links

  Northshield A&S

  Cynscribe's Calligraphy Connection: Yes, it is linked to me, but with 500+ hotlinks, you may have some trouble finding it! However, there are many other excellent links to explore.

  SCA Bookmarks

  The History of Writing: Yes, it's there: it's mislabled as the Hellenic Ministry of Culture--try it and see!

  Zahra's Scribal Stuff

  

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