Medieval wax seal impressions could express the classes, occupations, family history or interests.

A collection of 16 fonts evoking the romance, adventure and style of Ancient Egypt and Egyptology.

An exceptional book of Medieval and Ancient Fonts originally printed in the Victorian era.

The colors of Ancient Egypt, their symbolism and how they were used.

A very easy project with a stylish outcome. Made in under a few hours with the right supplies, a set of Medieval-themed pillboxes.

Not as famous as the Louvre, but for Medievalists, just as important.

21 Medieval Fonts to inspire your next invitation, newsletter or any other occasion that calls for a Medieval theme!

A book that encompasses the many discipline of A.W.N Pugin, one of Britain’s most prolific creatives and a champion of the Gothic Revival style.

Visting and staying in Colonial Williamsburg as a first-timer.

How Tin-Glazed Earthenware and English Delftware captured the spirit and likeness of a royal age in 17th & 18th Century British Ceramics.

Fashion during the Tudor era and everything you wanted to know about it. From the materials, to the colors, to the construction, how it was worn and the symbolism woven into it.

Visiting Liberty in London, an eclectic emporium of fabulous finds and fabric.

Studio color chart made with J. Herbin inks from France. Beautiful color, in charming bottles.

Historical Gardens, Houses, Museums, Afternoon Tea and other trips taken close and far away.

Book Review: Botanical Sketchbooks, by Helen & William Bynum. A curated collection of pages from botanical artists and observers through the 15th-20th centuries.

Take a journey through France and visit some of the country’s most beautiful estates. Gorgeous photos to plan your trip by.

The notebooks of remarkable Egyptologists and archaeologists, their study drawings and written-down notes.

An afternoon at The Morgan Library and Museum in the heart of NYC.

The largest stationery store in Europe, Raima in Barcelona!

Elegance and Tudor Revival design in Ohio.