Alchemy
im guna be on the cover of a book
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Citrasolv transfer complete, but not quite ready to show. The symbols are from alchemy and they represent copper and silver. The image in the middle is an edited down etch of an alchemist I yanked from a book. #citrasolv #citrasolvtransfer #print #printmaking #alchemy #copper #silver
Johann Joachim Becher - Antique engraving showing nature as a cosmic being with the Sun for a head and the Earth as his belly, ‘’Physica Subterranea’’, 1669.
Magical Jewelry Inspired by the Enchanted Forest
Florida-based artist Cheryl Lee designs nature-inspired pieces, which pay homage to the mystical worlds of fairies, gnomes, princes and princess. Combining a group of natural elements, including seashells, crystals and the visual presence of mushrooms. She says “The process of creation is what is special to me, while the outcome is special to you. What is this world if not a symbiotic relationship, not only to earth and sea but to you and me. ” Find her work in her Etsy shop.
Hildegard von Bingen - Vision of Man as the Center of the Universe surrounded by the Elements, “Liber Divinorum Operum”, 13th century.
We went comic book shopping. :):) I’m holding Countdown to Infinite Crisis, The Ultimates and Outsiders. Not pictured is Cap (Captain America comic).
Just like this picture a lot ok.
Mozart’s Requiem title page is complete!
Visit www.mozartsrequiem.com to get on the list for updates regard this amazing book. Kickstarter launches November 1st.
Sculptress Jessica Joslin uses a wide variety of wonderful objects such as an “antique ceremonial collar, antlers, bone, velvet, antique hardware, glass eyes, universal joints, springs, brass standoffs, casters, mink collars, saxophone keys, antique shoehorn, beads, lamp fittings, glove leather, music wire, [and] cast pewter feet” to create an awesome menagerie of fantastic hybrid creatures like the ones you see above.
“Her work recalls a sense of the Victorian era’s obsession with detail and death and yet retains a playfulness attributed to circus shows of trained animals performing gravity defying feats.”
Visit Hi-Fructose to read an excellent interview with Jessica Joslin and learn more about her unique creative process.
[via Laughing Squid and Hi-Fructose]
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