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These pages take a long time because I'm doing them the hard, slow way, watercolor & ink.
For heaven's sake if this project interests you —follow me. I'm doing the math and I need the first story to do extremely well if I'm going to make the money work.
I want passion to win.
The first 4 pages sans text for PetraCor, my Anglo-Saxon graphic novel.
Each chapter is a self-contained episode. A early-medieval Twilight Zone structure with stories inspired by Dante, English and Celtic fable, and the real history of 8th century England.
I can't wait to start drawing creatures. The truly strange stuff. That's certainly a highlight.
But the heart of the story is two men --one a Saxon thegn whose life of bloody conflict has left him searching for meaning, and the other a young Lombardian exile whose aristocratic family was unseated by Charlemagne's conquests in Italy. With all lost, he lives in the present.
Thrown together, they wander the length of Albion on a path to the Holy Isle of Lindisfarne, navigating the layers of cultures that centuries of conquest had brought to the isle.
Saints, monsters, druids, wicked gods and men, nature and the ruins it has reclaimed pepper the road between Wintanceastre and Lindisfarne in Anno Domini 793.
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Can the modern home be a place of beauty? Discover how an ordinary lampshade can transform your space. Grab your copy of the Solstice today, link in comments.
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Free mag is out today! Head to the website. Link in comments. Mags still available on the website.
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Malcolm Guite@malcolmguiteOct 18
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Astonished to find myself at number 1 and number 2 in British and Irish poetry. Maybe the epic poem is making a comeback!
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New release!
Essays in Medieval Warfare, by Charles Oman. This work restores and compiles a number of works by the renowned historian.
Produced in collaboration with
@PendragonOrg with a foreword by @NathanCJHood
Get it now from Wylfings!
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We are pleased to announce our new book, Essays on Medieval Warfare!
With a foreword authored by our illustrious chairman, Nathan Hood, delve into the rich history of warfare in the middle ages presented in the compiled works of Charles Oman, one of Britain's most influential military historians.
Get your copy now at Wylfings Publishing! Link in the comments.
Announcement: new publication by @PendragonOrg that brings together the insights of historian Charles Oman on medieval warfare.
Honoured to write a foreword! The book delves into the weapons, strategy and tactics of the middle ages.
Get your copy at wylfings.com!
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The latest issue of The British Lutheran is now available for download on the ELCE website
lutheranchurch.org.uk
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Is anyone even doing anything good for the art world right now? The Exhibition 2, a demonstration of vitality, is reviewed by Solstice. Check out the review to prepare for the next one happening in November. Link in comments.
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Something stirs among the Autumn leaves: a new edition of the Corncrake Magazine has arrived. This month’s issue features a deep dive into the foundational story of Cain and Abel from the Bible and an extract from Alexander Adams’ novel delves into his experience of Art School.
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VERY excited to reveal a book the @PendragonOrg team have been working on!
One of the best companions to understanding medieval warfare, including essays by Charles Oman that are not widely available.
October's looking like it will be a medieval month for us.
We'll be helping to publish Portals, the first issue of @FeignedFlightM's physical magazine. A lot of effort was put into this one and we aim to make it a high quality product in collaboration with their amazing team. Pre-orders will open up in October, for delivery in November/December.
Meanwhile with @PendragonOrg and @NathanCJHood we will be bringing you a revived and upgraded compilation of the writings of Charles Oman (1860-1946) in hardback. Pendragon's Castle Magazine and Calendar combo will also be making a comeback in October.
Stay tuned!
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October's looking like it will be a medieval month for us.
We'll be helping to publish Portals, the first issue of @FeignedFlightM's physical magazine. A lot of effort was put into this one and we aim to make it a high quality product in collaboration with their amazing team. Pre-orders will open up in October, for delivery in November/December.
Meanwhile with @PendragonOrg and @NathanCJHood we will be bringing you a revived and upgraded compilation of the writings of Charles Oman (1860-1946) in hardback. Pendragon's Castle Magazine and Calendar combo will also be making a comeback in October.
Stay tuned!
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Daily drawing in pen and pastel. I like the contrast of hatching against blending.
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It was my pleasure to do the illustrations for this edition of Frankenstein published by @OldSovPub . Here are some of the woodblocks that were used to create the prints.
Replying to @OldSovPub
Follow this sensational study of human horror, suffering and pity in our superbly produced clothbound edition. This book has been illustrated with 8 woodcut prints from British artist @Si_SmithArt, that bring the horror to life.
Each print was carved by hand before pressing by the artist to produce these truly unique images.
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Solstice Magazine is NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE!!
We hope you enjoy the first volume of our new biannual art magazine. Link to purchase in comments



















































