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09:45:41 UTC
2011/04/25
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morgrad
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Post edited 09:54:14 UTC – 2011/04/25 by morgrad
My first attempt on ward art :)
 
The resolution is a bit shitey here, how do we upload images with higher resolutions?
Anyway, take a better look here at my Facebook photo
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22:41:12 UTC
2011/04/26
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PARebecca
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Ooh, that looks really cool.
I think the best bet with getting a higher resolution image would be to upload it somewhere else (like photobucket) and then do a link.
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00:05:01 UTC
2011/04/27
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morgrad
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Hmmm… Good idea, I just dont want it to spread uncontrolably. lol
Now I'm trying to connect the wards somehow and form something similar to Arabic or Japanese caligraphy.
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04:40:58 UTC
2011/04/27
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Dante
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Hmm, i don`t think the wards simbolys words. Its more a picture of somthing, like the cutting warde who seams to be a scissors.
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Keine Götter oder Könige, nur Menschen(No Kings or gods, only humans)
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11:59:21 UTC
2011/04/27
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morgrad
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You're right. It has never been explained in the book that the wards represent a sound, word or mean in Thesan or Krasian language. I think it's more about the shape of the ward; that's what makes them magical (somehow).
It doesnt stop me from attempting caligraphic form of the wards though. They may not sound anything, but hey, their shapes are something we can have fun with :)
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12:59:12 UTC
2011/04/27
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PeatB
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Both are correct. Wards are individual symbols rather than words or sound representations, but they can also be linked to for cumulative effects, like computer code. They are commonly connected in calligraphy.
The picture looks great! Thanks for posting!
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03:12:14 UTC
2011/04/29
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morgrad
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Post edited 08:25:26 UTC – 2011/04/29 by morgrad
Ahhhh… Peat, you dont know how much that sentence inspired me!
Anyway, these are some of my early attempts on Caligraphic Ward Art.
Out of aeshtetic reasons, I have to adjust the sizes and tweak the forms of wards.
Ward art 1
Ward art 2
Ward art 3
Ward art 4
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07:26:14 UTC
2011/05/01
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Blindshadow
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15:34:44 UTC
2011/05/04
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PeatB
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Oh that is so totally going on the blog.
Incredible stuff.
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19:52:04 UTC
2011/06/11
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mattjawor
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Hello!!!!
I would like to ask (aspecially the author but also all forum users) about wards and their meanings. I found on the website in creations just 18 wards (rock, flame, water, wind etc) but I am very interested in them. I would like to know if there is more that these???
Thanks for your help!!!
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