This piece is of Viking design, completed with real gold leaf and guache paint. The design is based on engravings on a brooch from Bornholm, Denmark. Completed in October 2009 for Ulrich Drachendonner's court baroncy.

This scroll was completed with gouache paints on hot press paper. It is based on 2 exemplars from a Southern Netherlands book of hours. Given to Lady Barbary Rose at Pennsic, August 2009.

This piece was based on a capital from the Book of Darrow. I completed it on hot press paper with gouache paints. It was given as a keystone scroll to Lord Daithi Mor MacCynan May 2009.

This piece was based on a Viking picture stone from Hablingo, Sweden. It was completed on hot press paper with gouache paints. The gold and silver gilding, however, are real metal leaf. I gilded with modern size because I have discovered that it works better on modern paper than period materials such as gum ammoniac or fish glue. This scroll was given to Stevan Ulfkellson in honor of his induction into the Order of the Gage, April 2009.

I completed this piece for Ice Dragon March 2009. Based on an exemplar from the Visconti Hours, it was completed on goat parchment with period pigments. The gilding was completedwith gold leaf and garlic juice. (Winner of the Scribal Arts Illumination category at Ice Dragon 2009)***omit the parentheses section in the Illumination section but include in the Ice Dragon section; documention included.

This piece is inspired by a capital in the Visconti Hours. It is completed on goat parchment with period pigments. I tempered my pigments with gum arabic and gilded the gold with garlic juice. This was by far the smoothest process I have experienced with period materials. It was completed in February 2009 and given to my mother for her birthday the following month.

This illumination was done in the style of Viking artwork. It is based on a carved doorway from the Opdal Church in Norway. Although the Vikings did not complete illuminations such as this, the design worked out perfectly for a scroll. The design was at first a challenge to duplicate, but then turned out to be a very enjoyable piece. It was completed for Hróðgeirr Ívarsson's Knighting ceremony at Bog Twelfth Night, January 2009.

This is a family tree I made for my Grandmother as a Christmas gift. It is based on the Tree of Vices from the Psalter of Robert de Lisle.

This illumination was based on two different Viking designs positioned together to make a border. I have worked on it off and on for a couple of years and finally finished in in October 2008.

This is an original piece in the "squashed bug" style mainly typical of Flemish Illuminations. It was given as a keystone to Erzebt Fauconneau at Fall Crown 2008.

Based on the works of Rashad al-Din, this illumination was completed on vellum with period pigments. This was my second attempt using period materials and the first time I used fish glue for gilding. It was given at fall Coronation 2008 to Count Khalek and Countess Branwyn for their service as king and queen.

A graduation gift for a friend based upon Visconti Hours.

A Cornellian for Catrina MacKinnon.

Commemoration of Branwyn Khatun's Rapier Champion, Joseph Kildonan.

A scroll to commemorate the next Archery Champion.

My first attempt at using period materials. Completed on goat parchment with period pigments tempered with gum arabic. Gold leaf and milled gold also used. Based on an exemplar from the Visconti Hours, 15th Century. Received a red ribbon and won the Scribal Arts Category at Ice Dragon 2008. Made as a present for my nephew for his first birthday.

The Walton family tree, based on the Tree of Virtues from the Psalter of Robert de Lisle, given to my husband's grandparents as a Christmas gift in 2007.

A present given to my husband on our first wedding aniversary (the first year is paper, you know). It is based on an exemplar from the Visconti Hours with an original poem by myself.

A Visconti-inspired birthday card for my cousin.

A keystone scroll, given to ?, based upon the Visconti Hours. Completed September 2007.

Scroll with a Viking design, completed in August 2007.

Scroll with a Viking design, completed in August 2007.

Scroll with a Viking design, completed in August 2007.

Viking designed Golden Alce scroll awarded to Master Valgardr Gunnarsson at Summer Academy 2007.

English style illumination based on the Gorleston Psalter given to Mistress AElfa Long for her Pelican peerage at Bog 3 Day 2007.

English style illumination based on a Legal Collection of Henry I, c. 1321. Served as writ of summons for AElfra Long to consider her elevation to the Order of the Pelican.

From the Winchester Psalter, England c.1220s. Won the Scribal Arts category in the Novice Pentathalon at Ice Dragon 2007.

Struggle for the soul of the deceased. Flemish illumination early 16th Century. Group Pentathalon entry winner, Fairmont Fiber Freaks, at Ice Dragon 2007.

Basd on a Book of hours c. 1405-1410, Holland.

The 3 Quick and the 3 Dead illumination. Became an Award of Arms for Beniamin Hackewode of Sylvan Glen. Group Pentathalon entry winner, Fairmont Fiber Freaks, at Ice Dragon 2006.

Based on an English illumination c. 1284. Given to Lord Gareth Kincaid at the Defenders of Sherwood 2006 for winning the fighting tournament.

Scroll with Viking designs. Completed in the spring of 2006.

A Carolingian style scroll given as an Award of Arms to Hildegardis quae et Berthegund at Spring Crown Tourney in 2006.

Crocodile illumination based on an English illumination c. 1230-1240, given to THL Alaxandair O'Conchnobair at Defenders of Sherwood 2005 for winning the Thrown Weapons Tournament.

Based on an illumination from a Book of Hours from Liege c. 1300, given to Lord Bjorn Bunhauss Olafsson at Defenders of Sherwood 2005 for winning the Archery Tournament.

A dragon illumination based on an English exemplar c. 1255-1265, given to Master Valgardr Gunnarsson at Defenders of Sherwood 2005 for his service as Autocrat.

A thank you note to the baronness of the Rydderich Hael for choosing my scroll, the Office of the Dead, as Baroness' Choice at Ice Dragon 2005.

Based on the Office of the Dead scroll, French, c. 1320s. Given to Lavena Knapp at War Practice 2005 for being inducted into the Order of the Fleur.

English style illumination based on the Lovel Lectionary c. 1408 given to Ivan Piotrovich Pevcov for his Golden Alce, completed Fall of 2004.

An Award of Arms scroll completed as a backlog for THL Alaxandair Ó Conchobhair.

A design I made up. These are a few of my favorite things....

The first tournament prize scroll I completed. It was for winning the thrown weapons tournament at the Siege of Glengary 2004 and was awarded to the man that eventually became my husband, Bjorn Bunhauss Olafsson.

The first scroll I ever did. Completed at Fall Academy 2004. It was later given as a Golden Alce at Bog 3 Day 2007.