Welcome to our East Kingdom Online A&S Championship and Display! Below you will find all of our entrants grouped into art categories alphabetically. We have 38 entries in total this year! To find our youth entrants simply look for the tags with the entry titles! Finalists are marked as bold.
Competition judging has completed and the Consuls will be announcing our next Arts and Sciences champions in the next EK Court.
Bookbinding
Isabel del Okes, Coptic Bound Book with Papyrus Book Boards
Calligraphy, Illumination, & Painting
Alessandra Serena Renda of Gibellina, Scalco, Et Cameriero Secreto; Italian Handwriting in Calligraphy and Illumination
Ciaran ua Meic Thire, A Page from the Prayerbook of Marie de Medici
Jan Janowicz Bogdanski, Italio-Byzantine Panel Painting
Clothing
Cathain Reiter, Reproduction of Extant Mary of Hapsburg Chemise
Chiaretta di Fiore, 1560s Italian Overgown
Guðrún Sveinsdóttir (Rosie of Mtn Freehold), Walnut-Dyed Birka Tunic and Yarn
Lillian Hutchinson, She Wears Her Faith as the Fashion of Her Hat – the Evolution of the Hood in England Between 1487-1537
Rafi al-Qasid, Linen Tunic
Sugawara no Naeme, Travelling Outfit: A Journey – Japanese late Heian period (12th century)
Dance
Hermankyn, A Dance Duel Recreation
Embroidery
Hanya Vladimirovna Polotskaya, Slavic Folk Red Work Embroidery
Maria von Ossenheim, Sleeve Embroidery on Norse Gown
Food & Drink
Motte Nachfalter, From Mesopotamia to Marmalade: Pectin’s Plentiful Past
Siobhan ingean ui Ghadhra, Sugar Subtletie for Yule Feast Featuring a Weihnachtspyramide (German Christmas Pyramid)
Sterling, Youth: 10th Century Gingerbread
Vindiorix Ordovix, Ninkasi Ale
Glass
Alke von Ossenheim, Youth: Lampwork Beads
Davia Brown, Youth: Stained Glass Suncatcher
Leatherwork
Ivan Matfeevich Rezansky, Russian Crossbow Quiver
Malys MacGregor, 15th c. Incunable and Cuir Bouilli Case
Temur Numuchi, Leather Coronets
Martial
William Deth, Research Project: Universal Fighting Strategies and Principles
Medieval Life
William of Wyndhaven and the Royal Foresters of Endewearde, Video: A Dugout Canoe and two Coracles Engaged in Paddling & Fishing
Metal
Brandr Nefjsbreitr Aronsson, 15th century – Spiked Floor Standing Candelabra
Cailleach Dhe ingen Chiarain, 6th Century Frankish-Merovingian Brooch Set
Llewelyn ap Gododdin, Raised and Repousse Cup
Phillipus Taber, Visby #3 Gauntlet
Roibeard mac Neill mhic Gille Eoin, The Evolution of Zoomorphic Penannular brooches
Sigvardr halfdanarson, Gotland Bracelet and its Stampwork
Performance
Adelisa Salernitana, Carol from the Capella Palatina, “Anni novi circulus”
Pottery
Nate Henry, Youth: Roman Coin Horde Jug
Weaving
Arabella De Mere, Tablet Woven Band – Chelles de Bathhilde
Ástrídr Sægeirsdottir, Tablet Woven Band
Chana Freidl the Maker, Itztlacoliuhqui – The Aztec God of Winter – Weaving A Legend
Rosina von Schaffhausen, Research Project: Symmetry Analysis of a Period Pattern Book
Woodworking
Alric the Younger, Viking Age Sitting Apparatus
Seamus na Coille Aosda, Irish Logboat
These are all so wonderful and well done!
So many great entries. Is there a way to tell who was competing vs. displaying?
We like to do these blind when we can – some people would like to share their work with everyone and get feedback through consultations, but don’t enjoy the stress of competitions. By grouping everyone together we keep people from feeling obligated to enter the competition when it’s not the right choice for them. This way only the people who truly want to be scored receive scores, and everyone is able to share their art with the Kingdom – a win for everyone!