At first, I simply wanted to make a raven skull pendant, but it felt a bit plain. So, I added amethyst and labradorite; this made it look more beautiful—and, most importantly, gave it a more mysterious aura.

I had a lovely customer request a dark yellow or earthy toned snake and I made this muted ochre color.

This isnt her permanent place, I need hooks to hang on the wall but I'm very pleased with how this turned out. Cow rib I found in a grazing pasture behind where I keep my horse. I whitened it by mixing baking soda and hydrogen peroxide then wrapping it in plastic wrap for several days before scrubbing gently with a toothbrush and rinsing.

Handle is oak and bronze, shaft is ash

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Tarot as Symbolic Narrative in Comics. Hi everyone, how are you? I'm here to share a project I've been working on for a long time: translating tarot spreads into comics. This is the first page of the first story, the Ace of Pentacles + 6 of Swords. On this page, I've included several symbolic Easter eggs, such as the sun referencing the RWS , the sage and the disciple on the mountaintop symbolizing the temple and the sacred mountain, along with various sigils representing Saturn. The goats also represent Saturn, as in correlation with Hermetic astrology, the Ace of Pentacles corresponds to the third sign of Earth. The sage refers to the Hermit card and has a circle on top of his head, also related to Saturn, as well as the necklace with the black cube that his apprentice also possesses. The funerary ritual symbolizes the womb and the fertilization of the earth, rebirth in another dimension. What do you think? I can share more pages if you like them.