The Inky Corner
JessMcKA traditional artist sharing her paintings, sketches, writing, and other creative endeavours with the world. If you love history, literature, and fine art, come and join me!
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St Antony of Egypt art
It’s St Antony of Egypt’s feastday today in the Roman Calendar! He lived around 251 to 356 AD, and is referred to as ‘Patriarch of all Monks’ or the ‘Father of Monasticism’.
I developed a great tenderness in my heart for this saint when a...
The Great Gatsby vanishing fore-edge painting (currently on Etsy)
And so I begin the final post of 2025! Readers, I hope you’re all having an excellent holiday.
I finally got around to filming (with my sister’s help) a hidden fore-edge painting that I made back in September for one of my favourite 1920s...
Short Story: The Examination of Esther
In the spirit of Christmas approaching, it is time to share a little tale that I wrote last year for a short story contest. I was delighted when the story was published by the writing community that I was part of, along with several other t...
Adventures in Bookbinding
Hi readers!
A bit of news: I’ve just launched a portfolio website for my art, after working on it for a couple of months. As a programmer who likes working with HTML and making websites from scratch, I was a bit hoity-toity about using Wo...
The Pied Piper vanishing fore-edge painting - Art Nouveau style (currently for sale on Etsy)
The Pied Piper of Hamlin, arguably one of the better-known fairy tales (folk tales? Legends, is a better word). A mysterious piper visits Hamelin, a town beset with a plague of rats, and offers to relieve them for a sum. Naturally, the town...
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Vanishing fore-edge painter, artist, writer, lover of history, music, literature, costuming, linguistics, and more. :)
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