Arts of Pyracy
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Imagine yourself walking out the door, an eclectic handkerchief knotted smartly around your neck. Or maybe tied fashionably around your hair. Tucked in a pocket. Or wrapped on your wrist. The compliments pour in and you can say "Thanks! I made this!" This is your golden opportunity to share in a Pyracy Pub creative effort. Go on the account with us and receive a hand printed handkerchief when the booty is shared out. What is expected of you? Step 1: Sign up by July 14th. Step 2: Create a nautical or piracy related design as a printing block or plate. (This is the real work you need to do. More resources to follow on this.) Step 3: Send your block…
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I'm heading off to the final weekend of my localish renaissance festival tomorrow. I entirely failed at any plans for new garb despite my carefully laid plans. So this evening I've been digging through my bins to cobble something together from things I made nearly two decades ago. A small leather folder contained this note and some handmade goods from one of our departed friends and I find it is suddenly a maudlin evening here abouts.
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Ahoy! Starting to show some work from Pearl Leather.
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Bored, waiting for the repair man who is going to fix the fancy new stove that is fortunately still under warranty... Soooooo... I have a ton of lead pirates. Well, maybe not a ton, since some of them are lead free pewter, but I digress. I need to paint some. Soooooo... if I do, I'll post the results. One thing I have painted recently, a nice piratey treasure chest. This is in 25/28/30mm scale, so in the picture, the square grid it is resting upon is one inch. Without further ado...
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Surfin' the web a'while back and I runned across a feller who's facebook page is dedicated to OLD techniques and processes fer just about everything. Foods , building supplies, makin' bells, stonework, horn, hammerin' out gold leaf, makin saddles outta grass and the like. The videos are kinda longish and the translations from various languages is odd at times. Yer skills WILL be enriched by wotchin' this character. T'ain't necessarily pirate arts, just the way things was/is done by hand me down knowledge. www.facebook.com/eugeniomonesmalosttrades/
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Couple 'o years back I started trackin' down me ancestors. Had always heard me Grammaw sayin' we was Scottish, Irish and native Indian. Well... found Scottish, English, Cherokee and a large portion from the Netherlands/Bavaria. Not an Irishman to be found. Usin' the tools provided by Wikitree and Ancestry I's been able to dig up several stories of piratical interest. The earliest occurs in 1499 when Breton Pirate Colyn Dolphin ransoms a Sir Harry Stradling for 1 or 2 thousand marks (depending on the source). Sir Harry is 17 degrees away so It's just an interesting tale. Fast forward to the mid 1600's and the Scottish/English ancestors are gettin' deported and leavin' the…
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Between Duchess's thread here and conversations with Mary Diamond & Willaim Brand, I think we need to do a group block print on canvas project... Now that I'm obsessed by the topic, I ordered some Ornamental art design books from Dover.
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Hey guys, I found this site and thought I should share, its got alot of really nice stuff! http://maps.bpl.org/explore_location/ Wes
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The Evolution of Sea Monsters on Medieval Maps http://news.yahoo.com/dragons-evolution-sea-monsters-medieval-maps-134711710.html
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I've been working on a complicated process of designing and 3D printing relief plates. Then using the plates those to create the basis of 1/1 editions with a common printed element. The common element here is ,very loosely, a 16th century caravel.
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Hello! I’m Duchess. I’m your Arts of Pyracy Moderator. I spent my childhood summers working with my mom at one of the largest renaissance festivals in the country. I worked there again as an adult for almost a decade. I’ve been involved in a variety of historic, theater and arts related endeavors for much of my life, but stepped away from performing about 15 years ago. I still have most of my gear, living in totes in my small house. It might be angling for a come back or a side step, I don't know yet. I am a physicist by training, an inveterate and intemperate learner of skills by nature, nurture and inclination. I’m thrilled to see the Pub return, hav…
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This will be an ongoing comix... I should (hopefully) be posting a new page about once a week... I would like to keep this thread for just the Comix, so any comments,Banter or that sorta thing should go into the Pyrate Comix Comments thread..... Thankx..... https://pyracy.com/index.php?showtopic=13373 So now without any further ado (an not th' kind ye step in......).
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Hi I would create a 17th Century Furry comic, the main character is based on Henry Morgan. I never wrote a comic before, but I need an Artist who is good and very cheap. LW
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Hi I was wondering for an official Pirate flag could one be of White with a Black Octopus in the middle of it, Yes I know that Pirate flags are ether Black or Red background with a some sort of Bone art in the middle. LW
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Just a taste of what is down the road... oh BTW, any likenesses are strictly coincidental If you are having trouble with the size, try here: Pyrate vs Pyrate
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I wanted to post some pictures of some stuff I've been workin' on, But I didn't want to start a whole new thread just to show a few pictures..... SO...this thread is where anyone can post an' show thier artwork... wot they've painted, drew (drawed) or wot not..... *********************************************************************************************** *********************************************************************************************** Lately, I've been playin' in Second Life waaaaaay to much..... and I've made a few different Tiny Pyrate Avitars (a tiny is an Avitar that is only about half a meter tall) Anyway..... here are some "snapshots" of the P…
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I'm going to make ones like mine or just the old cloth look. But i'll put a couple updated ones for us.
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This is where any comments about the ongoing Pyrate Comix should go. The Pyrate Comix is here.....https://pyracy.com/index.php?showtopic=13374 Yeah, I know it's weird having two threads about the same subject, but I didn't want to clutter the Comix thread with any questions or comments.
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For anyone who is a fan of the pronunciation manual on YouTube, I did a parody...as a PIRATE! See what happens when a pirate tells you how to pronounce...well...anything. Thanks guys, much love to you all!
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Are ye on DeviantArt? I don't think we ever had anything posted about those of us on DeviantArt. So... if ye do... how's about postin' a link? Hmm? I'll start. Here's mine: Lady B's DeviantArt page Also, might be some fun... an 18th c art group: 18th century Club on DeviantArt ~Lady B
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Figured since I joined, might as well share some of my more pirate-themed pieces I've done within the past couple o' days. Both pieces were done in Photoshop, freehand.
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Hey, First time posting on this part of the forum, Im posting some of my development work for college on designing a pirate character. I probaly have 50 drawings done over the weeks. Here are the first few, please feel free to criticize the clothing etc being it your expertise as pirate lovers :). It may not all be time relevant being alot of my research is from all over the 18th century. :)
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I found this example of a loan agreement form from 1691 and after a little research found out that the form was created in the mid 1680s BRADFORD, William (printer). Partly-printed loan certificate, accomplished in manuscript, binding Weckhard Livering of Germantown to Thomas Hill for £20. [Philadelphia: William Bradford, c.1686-1690]. 1 p., small folio (295 x 185 mm). Signed by Livering with his mark, signed by three witnesses Arnoh Cassell, John Griffith and Thomas Herris. Docketing on verso. On watermarked laid paper. Condition: staining, separations at folds, tears with minor losses. among the earliest examples of printing in the middle colonies. "Born in the pari…
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here is a painting i did yesterday based on a pic of billie beach of the forsaken crew. thought you guys would like to see it. http://www.facebook....157561807601317 i painted this in about 3 hours for a oil painting exercise. alla prima , meaning one sitting painting....or first attempt "no luck in the sweet trade." oil on canvas. 12x18
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Im looking for somebody who can draw the lion and scrol work above the trigger guard in black and white. Anybody willing to give it a shot?
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