Morwynna Cryw
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 Mistress Morwynna Cryw |
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| Resides: Barony of Stonemarche |
| Status: Returning |
| Awards: Order of Precedence |
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 Per fess azure and counter-ermine, a fess wavy argent between a sun in splendour Or and a decrescent moon argent. |
 A heron close contourny azure holding in its beak an oak sprig inverted proper |
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Introduction
I am known as Baroness Mistress Morwynna Cryw and I hale from 15th Century Wales. I resided in Ostgard originally but later moved to the Northern Region of the East Kingdom known as Dun Ni Slieve which later became the Shire of Wyndham. I now find myself living on the fringe of the Baronies of Stonemarche/Quintavia and Bergental.
For a period of time mundane concerns both personal and artistic have kept me away from the East Kingdom. I am now participating intermittently in between world travel and Mistress Damiana’s Sigginstown Castle project in co. Wexford Ireland where I have been painting murals in the 16th century tower.
I have one active apprentice in the East Kingdom, Seigine Ruadh Friseal of Stonemarche.
Persona
15th Century Welsh calligrapher and illuminator known best for miniatures. A diverse arts Maunche, an East Kingdom Bard and troubadour.
Additional Awards and Info
- Queens Honour of Distinction
- Baroness of the Court of Andreas and Isabella
- Companion of the Order of the Laurel
- Companion of the Order of the Silver Crescent
- Companion of the Maunche
- Companion of the Queen's Bardic Champion
- Companion of the Troubadour
- Companion of the Seahorse
- Formerly apprenticed to Mistress Aleksandra de Accipitre (who was apprenticed to Johannes von Narrenstein /Laurel Prime) before elevation to Laurel.
- Award of Arms
In Case of Court
Surprises would be wonderful.
More Information
Mundanely Known as Veda Crewe, I have an MFA in painting and printmaking from Pratt Institute and a BFA in Illustration from the University of the Arts. I have worked as an art handler at the Metropolitan Museum Of Art in NYC and recently retired from many years of teaching Art in the public schools. I continue to be involved in theater and music in both performance and tech.