Blogs about: Scriptorium
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Recommended Finds: ImagineFX Magazine
A great resource for any digital artist, illustrator, and painter. I actually have all the issues. I learned a lot from the tutorials and workshops, because it includes a CD that has all the actual fi… more →
The Roadworthy Man
The Joy of the Written Word (And the Agony of Writing It)
Alex Willging wrote 4 days ago: There was a time, once, when I believed, as many young and aspiring writers do, that there was a rea … more →
Inspirations in Artistry, Part IV
Alex Willging wrote 3 weeks ago: “All this has happened before and all this will happen again.” This is the phrase that d … more →
Inspirations in Artistry, Part III
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Alex Willging wrote 1 month ago: “A screaming comes across the sky. It has happened before, but there is nothing to compare it … more →
Inspirations in Artistry, Part II
Alex Willging wrote 1 month ago: Dialogue and storytelling go hand-in-hand. We can learn about a character by what he says, which re … more →
Inspirations in Artistry, Part I
Alex Willging wrote 1 month ago: One of the most resonant and visible influences on my writing can be traced to the Sci-Fi/Fantasy au … more →
SFRG-ST 0001/090209 | The Novel
The Songbird ov Summer Place wrote 3 months ago: The Novel … more →
The twenty-first century scriptorium
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michaelflavin wrote 3 months ago: I’m beginning to understand Brabazon’s (2008) objections to Web 2.0: ‘The long tail of proliferating … more →
My Blog Subscriptions and Why
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logsatm04 wrote 10 months ago: I subscribe to way too many blogs and don’t get to read them all, but here are some I subscribe to a … more →
Scriptorium: "A View from the Cloister"
A Son of Benedict wrote 1 year ago: Home Noon Since I started this project I have found some good blogs about monasticism, mysticism, an … more →
Once we get the murder out of the way, we can finally get to the vocabulary
Henrietta Drinker wrote 1 year ago: For a long time, while working at the Not Terribly Late Night Bookstore (the hours were often a subj … more →
BURNING LOVE: The Gargoyle
Gregory Purvis wrote 1 year ago: Burning Love: The Gargoyle (by Andrew Davidson / Doubleday / 2008) Review By Gregory Purvis I don’ … more →
Illuminated manuscripts make me happy.
PauvrePlume wrote 1 year ago: Mont Saint-Michel First, it was the illuminated initial that shook me. Next, it was the calligraphy. … more →
My life as a tortured artist
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billoby wrote 1 year ago: You might think being a tortured artist involves being waterboarded by Ewoks, but in fact it more ap … more →
Shakespeare's birthday
lexiconfusion wrote 1 year ago: I have to confess to – and apologise for – becoming invariably unbalanced whenever force … more →
A Fall from Grace
lexiconfusion wrote 1 year ago: It is my duty to report a slight misadventure. Whilst perched high upon the Scriptorium stepladder y … more →
Peace in Our Time
lexiconfusion wrote 1 year ago: It appears that peace has broken out all over the Scriptorium. Perhaps it was the momentary appearan … more →
Word for Sat. 19 April: Vent
lexiconfusion wrote 1 year ago: Vent (n.): A vertical slit at the back or both sides of a jacket. I have to confess that after … more →
Recommended Finds: ImagineFX Magazine
the roadworthy man wrote 1 year ago: A great resource for any digital artist, illustrator, and painter. I actually have all the issues. I … more →
Recommended: Life of Pi (Illustrated Edition) by Yann Martel, Tomislav Torjanac
the roadworthy man wrote 1 year ago: In October 2005 a worldwide competition was launched to find an artist to illustrate Yann Martel’s i … more →
