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Have you tried using beets

pet that darn cat!! but also thank you so much for sharing. :)

Love the way you present the historical portion of this video. Nice work!

what a gorgeous video! thank you so much for this! i am totally going to look some of these up

I love this video. :). I suggest folding the edges of the ribbon under before attaching. Or I would use some fancy duct tape for the binding. I have used this in the past on booklets that I have made by sewing together sheets of paper, than using duct tape to make a clean edge. I've used cardboard and cloth as covers. :).

I feel the same about the fancy paper as well as other accoutrements. I always buy to much in case its discontinued and then don't use all I have so it dosn't run out. :/.

Great video, but the background music is way too loud.

Chalk is mostly calcium carbonate, and so it would react with any vinegar (acetic acid), and turn into water and CO2, with a bit of calcium left over.

Those pen loops are meant to be 1 large and 1 small for different sized fountain pens

I bought medieval calligraphy and also the Bible of illuminated letters after watching this.

7:57 That little detail of the drawn white gloss lines being _slightly_ imperfect made me skip a breath. It humanized the person from 700 years ago in a way that, despite my best efforts, is usually difficult to accomplish.

Compliments on your presentation style and thoroughness. You have interesting things to say and these ink videos have been entertaining.

Hello, You mentioned that you were selling ink on ETSY. But I couldn't find your store. May I have a link? Lawrence

Instead of Codex Gigas, call this video "Stare at my narcissistic face for 20 minutes". Take it easy madam, the world doesn't revolve around you.

This was a fun video to watch.

Do you post to Australia? We don’t have many Oak trees handy.

Thank you !!! Love the style as well as your style of presentation. As a beginner it would help to have more description of inks and paints. What about cleaning brushes and pen nibs too?

So helpful thank you

Long Live the Ancient Dreams!

I also recommend a bulletproof Noodler’s deep dusty purple, La Reine Mauve.

New hobby unlocked

Bet these arent as good as the "natural" inks people have been using for centuries with oxgall gum arabic indigo etc etc

Fantastic episode. I am doing research on this book, for my own fantasy book I am writing. Everything I read so far from the place that has the book, and the video they had in Swedish, fits what you said. Plus I learned a lot more. Going to keep watching some more videos as though my book is pure fantasy, I like to gte facts right :)

Ive always been massively fascinated with this book. Also, you're extremely beautiful 💚

That's not the Devil!! Why do people describe the devil as looking like a scary being? I don't know much, but I though in the bible he is described as “ ‘You were the seal of perfection, full of wisdom and perfect in beauty". That says to me, the devil is the epitome of male beauty..

Love the video/great review! How does one get this bag?

Just find ur channel while searching ink recipes, love ur videos in general, good information, cool manner of speech. Hope u are fine

There are tons of oak galls here but ours looks different. Guess different oak species produce different colored galls.

Where did you go 😢. You haven’t made a video in almost a year. Are you planning on returning? Please take care, Andrew

If it was the “Devil’s book” it would not have been kept in Holy temples let alone changing hands tearing hands between several. Almost all other texts deemed demonic and esoteric because they contain ancient secrets the established religions don’t want common knowledge. Secular only means it’s books that the Orthodox banned. This is exactly why why the church is under fire now. Because they have hidden this knowledge. The timeframe you mentioned covers the “Common Era Revolution” which is also a period that the Orthodox Jewish church do not want known. I know why. People with this knowledge would look at WW2 differently because the Orthodox Jewish Church funded the bank that Hitler used to identify and slaughter “Liberal Jews” that were captured in Germany, Poland, and Russia. It was a political, labor and commerce war. The bankers Vs. the working class.

What kind of nib are you using? I can never get such thick strokes

Can these be used as tattoo ink ??

You need to learn your Bible first and foremost then you'll have the Wisdom to understand everything else

Thank you for this. I have been looking for a bit for a person/channel I connect with and have found it!

oh damn, I love accordion

What if its not written by one person but a tracing device was used for the lettering to maintain uniform consistency? Like the NeoLucida or stencils… work smarter not harder after all …

😅 the creation of this book is def on my time travel bucket list.

Ok that inrto was GOLD! I have chills. Love it!

Its remarkable how similar we are in our tastes and areas of interest! I love your studio space and would inspired to create. You look beautiful in your dress. Great video!

Lovely collection! Fellow pen & ink collector here! I don’t have very many fountain pens, but love the ones I have. Whats great about the Noodlers Ahab, is that you can take it apart, and put the feed with a calligraphy dip nib and stick it back in the pen. It works best with a Brause Rose nib (a personal favorite) and also works with a Brause Steno nib (blue pumpkin). The Noodlers Nib Creaper can be used the same way but with smaller nibs like the Hunt 101 and similar.. its amazing how well the parts all fit together and how well it writes a good cursive hand. I try to emulate the cursive hand used in the 1700s (a great era for cursive).

Great vid! I have this one in my Herbin 1670 collection & it can be a bit tricky. I sometimes dilute it down and some of the better qualities of the ink come out making it a bit easier to use. My favorite from that 1670 line would be the Ocean Bleu ink...such a unique blue...really stands out among all my other blue inks. Some of my recent favorites are Zhivago by Noodlers, Nightshade by Noodlers, & Platinum Classic Sepia Black. Sooo many i really love.

A statuesque performance, bursting with promise! Bravo!

Another excellent video ! Hey if you are a fan of unique Gothic text & script...have a look into the Italian / Gothic script called “Beneventan”. It’s a fun one to play with and looks very handsome when adorned across a lovely piece of paper. Its executed very well with the same variety & size nib you frequently use. Samples of the full script can be found in old text photos online...Beneventan....worth a look!

New to the channel, great video! I myself have a real fondness for brown inks. I saw your bottle of Walnut Drawing Ink and have enjoyed using it many times with my dip pens. I even have a few hybrid pens ive made that combine the continuous feed of a fountain pen with the flex and hairlines of the Brause Rose nib. Your walnut ink & acorn ink making was a success! Very well done...and then to watch you use it in your own hand was magical. My go-to brown ink right now is Platinum Classic Sepia-Black (an iron gall based ink) Noodlers Walnut ink, and my own unique dip pen ink thats a mix of both Walnut Drawing Ink & Black Iron Gall ink.... would love to hear more from you on the topic of beloved inks/pens! -A Friend In NY

Added to my bucket list. What a beautiful place!

U can't see it

Same story , nothing new 😑

Fantastic

Some dates are a little bit off, Latin did not become the "language of the church in the second century" It was more by the fourth century with prominent figures arising in the west. Most influential ones were still in the east writing in Koine Greek. And Uncials began around 4th century as well. But besides that Nice video!

Considering the main thing that makes acorns unpalatable is the tannins, perhaps you could bypass the galls by boiling acorns instead and reducing the liquid down to strength? It would take a lot more acorns, but they're generally much more easily accessible in most areas. Also, rainwater today is nowhere near as clean as rainwater historically would have been. Distilled water is probably closer to an accurate representation of the historical element of the recipe.