Thank you! Likewise, and would like to make more of them in time. Deeply appreciate the repost as well!

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Thank you! Greatly appreciate the reply and I'm sure these will prove useful.

As an artisan/artist, trudging through your bluesky has been quite interesting. I wanted to ask if there's some book or bibliography you could recommend on historical pigments or general methods for that period that would potentially be useful for someone not educated in conservation or chemistry?

Appreciate your reply! I will take a careful look.

Would an insight into that, from the perspective of an artist, and the effort of attempting to create an authentic and cohesive style based on them, be of use? Do forgive me if the question is silly or uneducated.

This sounds quite exciting really. Although I must admit there is much that ends up being confusing to me since I'm not an academic, but rather, an artist/artisan. Especially as of late, I've been trying to study and emulate the style of medieval manuscript illuminations and woodcuts.

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Thank you mate!

Thank you friend, deeply appreciated!

Thank you friend!