Description My first finished pic in 2016. Originally, it was a pose study, based on one of 's awesome reference photo, but I accidentally listened Dragon Age: Origins soundtrack while I drew it, so I didn't stop at the sketch. I hope you like it!
Festival styled Sussex wedding at Hawthbush Farm
The 15th-century chantry of Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester stands next to the shrine of St Alban and has a fantastic vault...
A collection of writings and images from the library of a Chantry Scholar. See 'The Library' (below)...
Art Chantry's work is quirky, shocking, and non-conformist, but underneath is a framework of traditional composition and design principles.
The Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin was built between 1342 and 1356 as part of a new bridge over the River Calder. Originally one of four chantry chapels in Wakefield. It is now one of only four bridge chapels that survive in the country - along with Bradford-on-Avon, Rotherham and St Ives. The Chapel, though 25ft. wide is only 9ft wide at river level in order not to restrict the river. This is accomplished by the use of corbeling below the chapel. Beneath the chapel there is still a small medieval crypt accessed by a narrow winding staircase. People would establish chantries by bequest so priests could be employed to pray for their souls after they were dead. It was not unusual for buildings to be built on bridges in medieval times but it is very unusual for such buildings to survive. Wakefield Bridge has been enlarged over the years and St Mary the Virgin was extensively renovated in 1848.
In the first installment of a three-part conversation, Art Chantry gives the true history of Grunge.
El vez, would be sweet to have a photoesque of your hubby like this!
A low arch connects the chapel with the sanctuary and within it stands the tomb of John Clopton, the church's principal benefactor, who died in 1497. A large figure of Christ holding a cross and displaying his wounds is painted on the underside of the arch, and on the top of the tomb was placed the painted timber frame of the Easter sepulchre. (D.P Mortlock: The Guide to Suffolk Churches)
Art Chantry’s posters from the 1980s combine simple collage techniques with low-cost printing. Chantry often cut images out of magazines and catalogs, photocopying them to create high-contrast images that he could put together into arresting illustrations. Each poster uses mass media to comment on its own idioms. According to designer Art Chantry, this poster
Our latches, handles and knobs are the hardworking and practical heroes that complete a room. Find your finishing flourish with nicely weighted kitchen and cabinet hardware in brass, bronze, nickel or oak.
"This panel of 15th-century East Anglian glass-painting at Long Melford Church, Suffolk, shows the figure of Christ nailed to the flowers of a lily plant (the vase in which they stood is no longer extant). Some dozen other depictions of this motif are known, all English and dating from the close of the 14th century to the beginning of the 16th. In a number of cases the 'Crucifixion on the Lily' occurs in association with depictions of the Annunciation, and in medieval times it was believed that the Annunciation and the Crucifixion took place on the same day of the year - 25 March. The symbolism of the crucifixion superimposed on the lily may thus be an emblem of both the joys and sorrows of the Virgin Mary. Woodforde 1950, p. 92". Quoted at www.english.cam.ac.uk/medieval/zoomtest.php?id=522 The panel in isolation can be seen here: www.flickr.com/photos/hunky_punk/6909873653.
DEHD Poetry Tour Poster Image and Poster Design by Hanan M (@guymargo)
Last year designer Art Chantry, known as much for his uncensored opinions as his band posters and album covers, capped a nearly 40 year career with the book, Art Chantry Speaks: A Heretic's History of 20th Century Graphic Design. In it he questions the stature of the likes of Paul Rand and lauds gre
Places to visit in and around Stratford: Great Rissington Great Rissington is lost amongst a maze of narrow lanes on the hillside above Bourton-on-the-Water. Though only a mile or two from the hustle and bustle of Bourton Great Rissington attracts few visitors and is a haven of peace and quiet. A sprawling village of Cotswold stone the houses cascade down the hillside barely reaching the Manor House and church below. The church is C12 in origin with a large Norman crossing tower unusual for a village church. It stands next to the Manor, a typical arrangement of many English villages where the settlement grew up around the Manor house and it’s private chapel. The churchyard is on the edge of the escarpment with views over the Windrush valley below. St. John the Baptist has a Cotswold stone roof and is cruciform in plan with north and south transepts, nave and south porch. Much of the church was restored in 1873 in Early English and Geometrical styles while many of the furnishings are Arts and Crafts in style and date to the 1930s. The triple lancet east window with stained glass by Clayton and Bell 1882 is particularly attractive. In the porch is a mutilated C14 crucifixion which retains traces of it’s original rich colouring. Above the church a red kite soared, once a rare sight in this part of the Cotswolds now present in ever greater numbers although not as common as the buzzard which is truly ubiquitous. www.youtube.com/user/Cotswoldchurches www.bwthornton.co.uk
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The Chantry Paladin Order was an order of Snow Elf warriors and protectors of the Chantry of Auri-El and its wayshrines. Almost all of the paladins were killed when the Falmer, under the control of Arch-Curate Vyrthur, attacked and slaughtered those within the chantry. The last known member of...
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14th-century tracery from a chantry chapel in Witney's parish church of St Mary. Much was despoiled but this remains. Sadly, the founder of the chapel is unknown and this is hidden behind some screens.
