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Category Archives: The Scribal Arts
When stuff’s not working as it should…
Try fix it. And if that’s not working either, take a break! At least in this case. Let me explain: For the past two days I have been having problems with my gmail and now my Facebook as well. With … Continue reading
Reed Pens
I’ve got this reed pen set not so long ago from the amazing craftswoman and artist Carolina Gonzalez. So of course I just had to give them ago. My inner scribe was itching to get started with sketches and trying … Continue reading
Posted in Sacred Instruments of the Art, The Scribal Arts
Tagged calligraphy, ink, mandalas, reed pens, sketch
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The Scribal Arts – Seals and Sigils
I’ve been working on these for a while now and it’s still a work in progress. I’ve been adapting scarab seal designs for magical workings and thought to share with you some. Now in ancient Egypt there were no keys … Continue reading