Calligraphy is the art of writing beautifully, while illumination is the artwork decorating the page, usually with paint and gold leaf. Together these arts are used to create illuminated manuscripts, individual pages of which are commonly called "scrolls" within the SCA, and generally accompany awards granted by the royalty and aristocracy. Scrolls are also sometimes made to commemorate winning a tournament or competition, or an agreement between two parties within the context of the SCA. The Society members who are interested in these arts, and who produce these scrolls, commonly refer to themselves as scribes. Most Kingdoms have formal groups of scribes who are responsible for producing these documents and teaching the arts, generally under the direction of an officer whose title usually includes the word "signet". In the East Kingdom, for example, the officer is known as the Tyger Clerk of the Signet.