ANNOUNCEMENT
בס"ד
6 Adar
"Hashkiveynu" Copyright A. Barclay. Lightfast inks on natural vegetable parchment.
As of March 1st, 2006, a new business policy is in effect to facillitate smoother transactions for all my clients. This will reduce the time & cost of sofrut & other Judaica items, which is totally exciting. If you wish to have an order processed, please send your money order or certified cheque to:
A. Barclay
c/o Congregation Shaarey Tefilah
785 West 16th Ave
Vancouver BC
V5Z 1S8
CANADA
Orders may be paid in either of two ways:
Full payment up front, or
a 50% non-refundable deposit accompanied by a 50% cheque for the balance post-dated for 30 days before the item is due.
Watch for Visa, Mastercard & PayPal details, coming soon!
Addendum: please click on the PayPal button below or between the right side-bars to make purchases
I welcome any questions you may have & I look forward to offering you more efficient service in the future.
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4 Comments:
Beautiful writing!
Have you ever considered writing in the style of the medieval massoretic codice? Gorgeous fonts.
e.g. Keter Aram Sova:
http://aleppocodex.org/images/x4/1.jpg
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Wowee - thanks a lot for this link, Mississippi Fred! I love it :D
I do write a similar script to the one in your link, except that the ascenders & descenders are less exaggerated. It's called "Ancient" script.
Thanks for your compliments on the Hashkiveynu - that script is called "Yerushalmi" & is a modern version of the writing found in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Do you have a sample of your writing Ancient script? I'd love to see it.
(By the way, the entire Aleppo Codex can be accessed by changing the number in the URL.)
http://aleppocodex.org/images/x4/1.jpg
http://aleppocodex.org/images/x4/2.jpg
http://aleppocodex.org/images/x4/3.jpg
etc.
Thanks for the info. Again, beautiful writing!
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These links are stunning - thank you! I've always been a big fan of the Aleppo Codex :)
I have some old examples kicking around here somewhere - I'll have a look & post them if they aren't too bad...
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