Showing posts with label Renaissance Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Renaissance Festival. Show all posts

Monday, September 19, 2011

The New Me!

Thank you to the wonderfully talented Lea J for the following transformation.

The old me:



The new me:


She brought out my inner cuteness and made me skinny at the same time.

Lea J ... my new favorite artist!

Saturday, May 7, 2011

My trip to the Utah Renaissance Festival

My sister took me to the Utah Renaissance Festival for my birthday this year! Though quite a bit smaller than the Arizona RenFest, it was still quite fun. Their regular site got flooded out in April, so they had to find a substitute "home" for 2011, but I think they did quite well. Here are a few highlights from my visit.

First we stopped to visit the Little Chapel of Miracles and watched a friendship "handfesting" there.



Next we visited inside the Little Chapel of Miracles. It was too dark inside to snap too many pictures, but I did manage this one of the bible. Maybe I'll work a bible like this into a future medieval story of mine.


Next we watched the Oak Hills Vaulters doing balancing acts on horseback!



From there we stopped to visit a good author friend of mine, Anna Del C. Dye. Check out her books on her website!


I just thought this was a pretty shop flag at the faire.


This angel's name is Serene. This is where lost children go to find their parents at the faire.


If you get hungry, one of your many eating options at the faire is "The Holy Crepe"!


There was a nifty pirate ship...


...sometimes filled with pirates...


...including Captain Jack!


Here's Queen Elizabeth and part of her court.


And last but not least, what's a Renaissance Festival without jousting!





Thank you, Dear Sister, for giving me such a great birthday present this year! Huzzah!

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Renaissance Festival Book Signing

Here are a few photos from my book signing at the Arizona Renaissance Festival on March 14, 2009.



Lady Joyce signing copies of her medieval novel, Loyalty's Web.










A close up shot of me and my snood.








My apprentices, Mistress Ginny of Romney Marsh and Mistress Kaitlyn of Greenwich, their lovely gowns dappled in the shadows of the late afternoon sun.











Those dappled shadows got me, too.











Mistress Kaitlyn merrily dancing the Escargot. Can you find her?





You can see more pictures of the Arizona Renaissance Festival from 2008 on my website under the "My Albums" tab.