Andrew Sprattさんのイラストまとめ

Picts painted their bodies with woad. It had medicinal qualities as it numbed pain & congealed blood. So the idea of several hundred naked blue Picts attacking armour wearing Romans isn't mad as it had a psychological impact on the Romans & the Picts could easily run away.

Kinnagoe Bay, Donegal (Ireland) Spanish Armada wreck the La Trinidad Valencera in 1588 (my watercolour suggesion from 1988). #SpanishArmada

El Gran Grifon my watercolour painting from 1988 for @ScotsMagazine article about the Spanish Armada in Scotland. #SpanishArmada

Cistercian houses had a set Plan Dundrennan Abbey (Dumfries & Galloway) HS info board. Newbattle (Dalkeith) my watercolour 1991 & Alan Sorrell's reconstruction of Melrose. For some reason Melrose was a backwards Plan. Even Byland (Sorrell) in England followed the usual site Plan

Lochranza Castle, Isle of Arran (Scotland) my old watercolour reconstruction. Site held by MacSween & Stewart families. King Robert The Bruce landed here in 1306 returning from Ireland to claim the Scots Throne. #LochranzaCastle #ScottishCastles #HistoryRebuilt

Findlater Castle, Aberdeenshire (Scotland) my old watercolour reconstruction. A Gordon family stronghold besieged by Mary Queen of Scots forces in 1562. #FindlaterCastle #ScottishCoastalCastles #HistoryRebuilt

Was a big fan of @2000AD in the 1970s. My comic book drawings from 1979 must have subconsciously influenced the Village Gala costumes designs that I made for myself and my Sons in 2011. #HomemadeCostumes

Skipness Castle, Argyll (Scotland) my old watercolour reconstruction. Built by MacSweens and held by the Campbell family. #SkipnessCastle #ScottishCastles #HistoryRebuilt #Watercolourpainting

Nothing like the smell of fresh bread. In medieval times they cut it length ways with the 'upper crust' going to the well to do Lords & the bottom half used as a plate & given to the poor. That's why rich folks today are called upper crust.

In 2004 made a Sow, siege engine (Shed on wheels) to used in Man at Arms weapons talks. A Sow was used at Dunbar Castle in 1338 at Hatton Castle in 1452 & Inverness Castle in 1491. Made it from scrap wood & Home Educator group from the Borders provided the wheels,old cable drums.