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Such knowledge about many things and how labour intensive producing simple artefacts, pens, brushes, colour, tools etc is just phenomenal!!! Had no idea that it took so long to produce just one book!!! Thank you!

Excellent information!!!

This is absolutely fantastic! Thank you for showing this amazing process!

This should be played in M8ddle School History class!

For once I am giving thanks to the algorithm for the random things it throws my way.

Well done!!🇺🇲

This is amazing. Thanks!

Thank you for sharing this.

brilliant vid man 🙌🙌

That is so cool. What type of pen is that? Thank you.

I would love e to learn how to do this

I did not know that I wanted to know this. So cool. Thanks for uploading.

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Amazing craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing ♥♥♥

Is this the same wizard that pushed over those cops in the mud?

Amazing on every level. I have mad respect for you and for those monks.

Fantástico!

Just wonderful..

If I would've seen this video before I was blessed to see the Book of Kells, I would've appreciated it much more!!

Perilous indeed. Verdigris is highly toxic as well.

Thank you so much for sharing this, as a calligrapher I find this fascinating.

Only one dirty little tuft downtown. My feet were so flat they were like parchment on the bottoms. Why would they do it to heem. I called and can't get an answer. I feel certain me old feet would appreciate a tuft in theem old window.

Me old feet ran out the door of another house one night. I was lost, he was standing,.I was.there. Me old feet looked cold and puffy. I don't know how he got theem. I looked at mine and thought these don't look like mine. Any suggestions appreciated.

Thank you for the great information!

Truly breathtaking!! Cannot wait to see how you bind them into a manuscript.

You oversimplified lots of things...

Wonderful! I almost had a heart attack when you poured the lead/pewter into a damp clay mould though.

Donncha MacGabhann mentioned your work this morning while presenting his work on the Book of Kells during a Zoom meeting of The Research Group on Manuscript Evidence. So glad he did because this is terribly interesting work that you are doing. Thank you for this.

I think it would be a good idea to wear nitrile gloves with regard to the potential poisonous substances being used.

Remarkable skill

I could watch this all day

Yes! Yes! Yes! Thank you so much for sharing your making of this masterpiece of yours with us all who are as well hyped about hand making manuscripts like the famous Celtic Gospel ones! Your two illuminated pages there at the end have the amazing look of a hybrid between the Lindisfarne Gospels and the Book of Kells!! Stunning! Absolutely beautiful! Will you completely write out all four gospels and make your own Named Copy of the Gospels?!?

"A moderate level of poisoning", lmao!

You're incredible help to me. I'm working on manuscript art myself and was trying to figure out how to get that greenish blue color used in the Lindisfarne gospels, which I had thought to be expensive malachite. You're a real life saver.

I like how you did it just they would have done it, no short cuts for them back then

Please post more videos! This is fascinating!

Amazing work. Really shows how laborious it was to make even one page.

Once again Thomas you've enlightened me! Fascinating as always. Now I know how to make my inks from scratch. Note your comment on the length of time it takes. Folk don't always appreciate that aspect of Anglo-Celtic Art.

Absolutely fascinating! Great job. I've often wondered about the process of making inks and how the monks on Lindisfarne did it and you've done a great job explaining it here. Much appreciated. I came across you by way of the website of Groam House Museum, Rosemarkie, St Moluag, doing research on the Anglo-Celtic saints for my website (www.abundare.co.uk)

Lunella = half moon shaped knife? Cool video, subbed Barefoot... Arghh Your work is so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

An excellent reproduction and re-enactment of an ancient highly skilled craft from a professional craftsman who has learnt and applied it through his own dedicated research .

This is fantastic additional material for the Futurelearn Course on the Book of Kells!