Artistic Visions – Bynopar

January 29, 2010 by Jenny Tyson  
Filed under art, culture

About the Artist I started studying in 2004 privately with a studio artist in Maine, then continued with self-study after my arrival in Canada in 2005. In 2008 I began working with my husband, Donald Tyson, illustrating his books, and have continued over the past year. I work with different mediums or even a mix. My [...]

Artistic Visions – A Full Samhain Series

October 22, 2009 by April del Campo  
Filed under art, culture, mysticism, thelema

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About the Artist I began painting long ago while I was still in high school, but of all the painting mediums I have tried I like watercolor the most because I find it the most challenging. Once the paint leaves the brush and is absorbed by the paper, the entire process is out of my hands. [...]

Artistic Visions – Bnaspol

October 22, 2009 by Jenny Tyson  
Filed under art, culture, evocation, magick

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About the Artist I started studying in 2004 privately with a studio artist in Maine, then continued with self-study after my arrival in Canada in 2005. In 2008 I began working with my husband, Donald Tyson, illustrating his books, and have continued over the past year. I work with different mediums or even a mix. My [...]

Artistic Visions: The Path of the Moon

April 14, 2009 by Hettie Rowley  
Filed under art, culture

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About the Artist Hettie Rowley is a South African artist and co-owner of the Thelema Trust. Hettie creates all of her work the old fashioned way — by hand, with no computer generated imagery or manipulation. She works in oils, pastels, bronze, pencil, charcoal, watercolor, clay and ink. She collaborates closely with her husband Keith in [...]

Artistic Visions – Lotus

December 31, 2008 by Jesse Lindsay  
Filed under art, culture

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About the Artist My name is Jesse Lindsay. I am a freelance artist currently living in Portland, Oregon after hitchhiking around the U.S. for 6 years. I refer to my work as “alchemical surrealism.” Most of my art is derived from dreams and studies into alchemical ritual, psychology, and various aspects of the occult. To me, [...]

Evocations of Emotions

January 27, 2007 by Taylor Ellwood  
Filed under art, culture, divination, evocation, magick, tarot

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Recently, I decided to do a grieving ritual for my time in academia. I’d dropped out of my Ph.d in 2005 and for almost a year had not really had a chance to process the emotions over leaving under such circumstances. My wife had bought me the Voyager Tarot, and I needed to break it [...]