[Ansteorra] Ansteorra Digest, Vol 43, Issue 7

[Susan McMahill]

I agree with you Rose. Though they are pre-printed, each is a small work of art, unique and wonderful in the details and creativity of the painter. I can see creating original work for grant level awards and higher, but for the others I think that the system we have now works well. I also like the way that the painter's name is read in court. Even a beginner can get recognition for an early work well done. That encourages them to continue to improve their craft. I tried painting and actually began one charter, but found I just didn't have the time required to dedicate to the craft. I admire and respect all of those who do. Thanks to all of you!

 

Lyneya de Grey

Well-behaved women Seldom make history - Laurel Thatcher Ulrich


 

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> Serena, Blanc Gryffon Herald & Deputy to the Star Principal Herald for Awards Texts said: "Ansteorra uses pre-printed, hand-painted charters for non-armigerous, AoA-level, and Grant-level awards."
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> I just finished painting my first scroll and I was very, very nervous about it. There is no way that I ever would have gotten up the nerve to put paint to the paper if it were hand-printed, much less an original work.
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> I am very, very glad that we do this the way that we do and I think that my AoA is lovely and wonderful, and I'm glad that I live in a Kingdom where I got the scroll when I got the award, and not a long wait later. :)
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> Rose the Obnoxious
> who had a great time painting and will be painting many more...
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> HeHe, does anyone remember when it was discovered that our lovely promissory scrolls were copied from paper towel designs??  was in the 80's when we discovered it.
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