Unicorn, Mediaeval Bestiary Art Notebook

Unicorn, Mediaeval Bestiary Art Notebook Deep in a glade where the birches shine silver under the moon, a white unicorn steps out of the mist and pauses, as if it heard you coming. Pale trunks rise on every side, soft beams of light fall through the leaves, and its long spiral horn catches every bit of moonlight. The bestiary keepers wrote that few travelers ever see it, and fewer still are allowed this close. That hush of a moonlit meeting shapes the whole design. A large gold drop cap opens the word UNICORN, with a red subtitle, of the Silver Glade, set beneath it over a small black ornament. A short scholar's entry in old style lettering fills the left column, and a framed window on the right shows the white unicorn standing among pale birches, its mane drifting like mist. A slim glowing gold rune marks the lower left corner. Moon white, pale silver, and misty sage green glow on a parchment tone page darkened at the edges, wrapped in curling blue and red acanthus vines, red and gold flowers, four little songbirds, and thin gold rails. • White unicorn stepping out of a misty silver glade • Gold drop cap U, red subtitle of the Silver Glade, and a short scholar's lore entry • Moon white, pale silver, and sage green on a parchment tone page with a blue and red floral border • Part of the Mediaeval Bestiary Notebook Collection from Myth And Monsters