May 2015 To commemorate the event of the his admission to the Order of the Chivalry I created embellishing plaques for the knighting sword of Master Ioannes. Designed based from his arms of a three-headed hydra in the style of his household Serpentius. Initially designed digitally, 3D printed, molded, and modified to fit the gladius... Continue Reading →
Buttons, Buttons, Who’s got the buttons?
February 2015 For the coronation of Omega V and Etheldreda IV, I was asked to assist with the making of some custom buttons bearing the Serpentius crest for the dress of Etheldreda Yvelchylde. The original design was carved in clay by Honig von Sommerfeldt. This was my first button casting project, and had not yet... Continue Reading →
Badges of Rhydderich Hael
Dec 2014 Commission for the Baron and Baroness of Rhydderich Hael in the kingdom of Aethelmarc. Model composite of unknown origin, cast in pewter, painted by me, finished with epoxy coat to emulate enameling.
Gretehed Holde Household pins
For members of "Camp Smüg" a pin was commissioned of their household badge, Sable, a pomegranate slipped and leaved argent and seeded gules and an orle argent. Art was drawn by Honig von Sommerfeldt onto the copper as a resit for the etching done using ferric chloride acid. A silicone mold was then made from... Continue Reading →
Casting Whimsy: Pewter Solo cup
July 2014 As a bit of whimsy and in an effort to try to cast something large and three dimensional I took it upon myself as a challenge to create a pewter Solo cup. This was my first attempt and while I intend to return to perfect this at some point, the Mk I version... Continue Reading →
‘All Things Scribal’ event Site Tokens
Feb 2013 Another effort into the world of site tokens, this for the All Things Scribal event of 2013. Inspired by the East Kingdom badge of the Minister of Arts and Science. This was a smaller number of token than previous events, and so I decided to try my hand at soapstone carving. Here is... Continue Reading →
Bodice dagger Cyphers
Feb 2012 This was a collaborative project with Fionn Mac Con Dhuibh where he created an original hilt design in clay and created the blades of brass. The final decorative bodice dagger was cast in pewter around the brass. It was a bit of an engineering to come up with a way to secure the... Continue Reading →
Roman triumphal denarius to commemorate the elevation of Master Tiberivs Ivlivs Rvfvs Primvs as a member of the Order of the Laurel
July 2017 While these coins of silver were historically struck using dies of bronze or iron, there is evidence that the dies themselves were cast rather than carved to provide a more consistent and uniform coin. There have also been discovered clay molds of coins and theories that these molds could have been used for... Continue Reading →
A luck charm for Her Highness, Princess Fortune Sancte Keyne
January 2019 I was asked by Her Highness to make a representation of her favorite athletic team so that she might show her support and pride in their prowess and share in the joy of their victories. I wanted to make for her an item that was inspired by a reproduction of a 13-14th century... Continue Reading →
