Well hello! Thank you so much for taking part and being here for Maskwitches.

We're hard at work right now finishing up all the various art for the GM's Companion, the main body of which is all written and laid out.

If you're interested in learning a load more about the project, head over to the Masking Maskwitches blog. There's lots to read over there, with loads of behind the scenes stuff. You can even sign up for future updates.

Here's a selection of things just from today.

I've been making a pierced rod or command baton, which is more commonly associated with the preceding era - the upper paleolithic, but we do see some examples from the mesolithic, and so why not?

I started with some wire as a foundation, and built up with clay.

Eventually it was done, oven fired, sanded and painted, and it appears in some initial shots looking something like this:

I want to shoot some more images yet - maybe pick up a bit more of the texture. I used a real antler to roll on some suitable surface detail, but it's a bit lost here. But you get the idea.

I've also been making some "bead nets" which are a thing in the setting, and which the GM's Companion uses as an aid for understanding the structure of scenarios. These are resin beads, strung together with some hemp and nettle fibres.

And lastly for today, there's a new witch!

She sports a never before seen kind of mask, inspired by the Star Carr pendant. I made loads of mini pendants to make myself a set of tokens for playing Maskwitches, and embedded them in resin. Check them out.. just for backers, below.

I'll be taking part in the ENnies Emporium livestream, if all goes well with the technology, so maybe see you there? (4pm EST, Tuesday 7th July - that's 9pm UK time). You can watch it at The Ennies YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TOl2vrCD2ck

Thanks again for being a part of this, and tell all your friends: