Jehanne Bening

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• Pronunciation guide:
• Pronouns:
• Alternate/former/use names: formerly known as Siobhan le Blake
• Armorial/Order of Precedence - http://op.calontir.org/persona/2600

Persona:

• Jehanne is from the town of Bruges in the duchy of Burgundy and works in the [Bening]'s workshop, the father of Simon Bening. In 1486 my employer was known to have joined the Bruges [of St. Luke]. This workshop produced many things for the [of Burgundy]. Sadly he died in 1519.

This was a decadent era, with most worldly supplies passing through or near Bruges. The clothing was opulent, but not so fitted I can't sew it myself.

My motto is "Gloria in Facto", the justice is in the doing. The thing I like doing most is creating scrolls for Calontir's Monarchs to present to their populace.

My Kingdom of Calontir "Resume":

Timeline:

• Started in the SCA around the summer of 1991.
• Calontir's Arts and Sciences for 2002-2003
• Auditor Artis and Snoter Degrees from R.U.S.H

Groups and Affiliations:

• My Local Group is the Barony of the Lonely Tower
• I am a member of Calontir's Scribes Guild and have created numerous original scrolls for multiple Monarchs. With M.Rolf Hobart, I lead regular classes for Lonely Tower's scribes.

Positions and Honors:
I don't have or care about the dates of my service.

Baronial Offices held:

• Barony's Arts Minister prior to the combination of that office with the sciences.
• Barony's Chatelaine twice.
• Anser Pursuivant
• Roll of Arms, a deputy to the current Anser Pursuivant
• Financial Committee member for many years and currently
• Event Steward for at four events.
  • Spring Fling (twice)
  • R.U.S.H Session (twice)
  • Coronation
  • Twelfth Night

Kingdom Offices and Deputy Positions held:

• Rush Regent four years
• originated and served as Calontir's Backlog Scroll Clerk
• emergency replacement for a Falcon Scribe moving from Calontir
• Falcon Signet for two+ years soon after being elevated as Laurel.

R.U.S.H

• Classes include the production of diaper patterns, acanthus patterns, and use of wash techniques, diamond-point engraving, and the sewing of a book chemise, my Beguine head covering, veils, pigment production, some from local sedimentary rocks.

Other Information

I have the Web Blog[Create Me 365] where I twice weekly post about scribal and SCA related topics. Besides doing calligraphy and illumination I enjoy research and learning. Blogging gives me the opportunity and purpose for that.

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