The final piece, it contains folio 124r from the book of Kells on the right, I've made the missing crucifixion scene on the left then given the whole thing a calligraffiti makeover, all biblically accurate. This project was supported by Creative Scotland

The problem with putting the Book of Kells into perspective is that it makes the details smaller than the original as they go towards the vanishing point.

I've cut out the cross to show the folio beneath (122v in the book of Kells) with the latin EXPUENTES IN EUM (spat on him) running through the middle, refering to the roman soldiers spitting on Christ, the centurion spits his wine out as he witnesses Christ 'giving up the ghost',

I've cut out the cross to show the folio beneath (122v in the book of Kells) with the latin EXPUENTES IN EUM (spat on him) running through the middle, refering to the roman soldiers spitting on Christ, the centurion spits his wine out as he witnesses Christ 'giving up the ghost',

The tearing of the temple veil, a detail of the final peice for the Kells Calligraffiti project supported by Creative Scotland.

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'An Fheinn anns an Uaimh'. This piece depicts the legend of the Fianna warriors under a curse from a witch who turned herself into a deer to get them to pursue her. They are still trapped in a cave until the horn 'dord fian' is blown again Original is for sale DM for details.

The Birth of Ossian, from 2022, done as part of a collaboration with Gaelic Scholar Dr. Michael Newton. It now has a good home in Andover USA.

Making the Book of Kells one folio at a time scribalstyles.net

This is the Teachd Fhinn Mhic Cumhaill piece before I added the smoke from the fire, as I was using real fire and smoke I got this scan as insurance incase I burnt the whole thing and lost nearly 400 hrs work