The Corruptors Banner

I saved my finial sketch for a visit to the Corruptors Guild. An intricate banner presented me with a challenge in its form and geometry. 

A Busy Day at the Guilds

As afternoon arrived on the first full day of the moot I carried my postcards and sign board down to the guild area. I couldn’t resist sketching the comings and goings of visitors to the Corruptors and the Incantors Guilds. It is a pleasure to chat with people as they call by an hopefully stir a memory or two of the many places we have seen on our travels.

A Lady of Time and Corruption.

During my previous visit to the Corruptors Guild I had noticed a excellent but difficult subject for a drawing. On the final morning of the spring moot I couldn't resist returning to find the subject. Standing on the table was a figurine holding a clock face aloft. The quiet atmosphere within the guild tent allowed me time for concentration and contemplation. The geometric lines of the the column and clock proved difficult especially when combined with the anthropomorphic lines of the supporting lady. I was relieved to finish the sketch and pleased with the result, I hope the guilds folk of the Corruptors feel I have done justice to their guild house.

A First Visit to the Corruptors Guild.

As a healer and mage, I have had little dealings with the Corruptors Guild, After completing my first sketch of the morning I thought it was time I stepped into their guild area to see the surroundings in which they work their craft. My gaze was drawn to a table tucked at the back of the guild area. Sand timers, a gong and statue of a cat occupied one side of the table. We all have only so much time to achieve what we wish in natural life and the thought stayed with me as I sketched the scene before me.