Tales of the Tarot is a weekly webcomic by Kaylee Pinecone, following the narrative of each card in the major arcana, from The Fool to The World. (Click here to see the full series!)
Tales of the Tarot: Chapter 12 – The Hanged Man
Tales of the Tarot is a weekly webcomic by Kaylee Pinecone, following the narrative of each card in the major arcana, from The Fool to The World. (Click here to see the full series!)
The edits are in, the print button has been pressed and now we can breathe a bit while we wait for our newest products to make their way to Liminal 11 HQ! We have three amazing books publishing in October, and Modern Witch Tarot is out in November.
Below you’ll find the info you need to get your hands on all of them!
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Hello friends! September 7th is Liminal 11’s second birthday, and to celebrate we’re offering 25% off our published titles and prints all weekend! Read on to see what’s on offer…
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Today we’re absolutely thrilled to be talking to our friends Kim Arnold and Steven Bright, two of the UK tarot community’s best-known tarot readers – and, as you’ll see, they do much more than that!
View PostTales of the Tarot is a weekly webcomic by Kaylee Pinecone, following the narrative of each card in the major arcana, from The Fool to The World. (Click here to see the full series!)
Alba Ballesta was born in a hot day of 199X somwhere along the Mediterranean. She co-founded Weba! Studio (animation and indie-games) while finishing her major in Fine Arts, where she continues to work as Art Director. Her works are influenced by the three corners of a sacred triangle:
I: An eclectic vision on the arts, including references such as orientalist paintings, the universe of Jean Giraud and the art in motion by Hayao Miyazaki, but also the poetry of García Lorca and the Japanese Haiku;
II: A contemplative vision of everyday reality, which brings inspiration for her typical compositions filled with local birds and plants;
III: A strong connection with the dreams realm, where she finds the seeds of her inspirational tree.
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Check out Alba on Artstation and Behance
Follow her on Instagram
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Alba’s publications for Liminal 11:
This is a guest post by Wing (aka TarotMechanic) & Dana (aka MagentaStardust). With very special thanks to our friends at Indie Deck Review for bringing us together!
The deck used in the following photos is our Luna Sol Tarot – it’s currently out of stock, but a new edition is in the works and will be out in spring 2020. Sign up to our newsletter for updates.
We are delighted to share that pre-orders for Folk Magic and Healing by Fez Inkwright are now open! These beautiful books are published in October.
Jem Milton (they/he) is a non-binary artist based in Glasgow. Originally from Gloucestershire, they attended Central St Martins in London before training with Scriberia Ltd, where they worked until 2017, before moving to Scotland to pursue a career as a freelance illustrator.
Jem makes illustrations, comics and infographics, along with graphic recording and running workshops on creative thinking and visual storytelling. They also make an ongoing webcomic called “The Flying Ship,” a queer fantasy adventure story inspired by Russian and Slavic folklore.
Recent books include: The Little Girl Who Gave Zero Fucks by Amy Kean, a bestselling ‘feminist handbook’ for the modern age; Beyond This Place, a collection of comics based on the stories of Edinburgh Women; and Polly Who?, a collection of diary comics about love, queerness and polyamory.
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Visit Jem’s website and online store
Support them on Patreon
Follow Jem on Instagram and Twitter
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Jem’s publications for Liminal 11:
Watch this space!
Michi Mathias makes hand-drawn illustrations and observational comics with pen & ink and watercolour, somewhat wonky whilst still reasonably accurate and detailed.
As an illustrator she enjoys the problem-solving of making complicated concepts clear. She is especially happy when she can help people doing good things for the world, working with universities, community organisations, small biz, environmental campaign groups and others. She has self-published a few zines and comics, sometimes about the absurdities and annoyances of real life, and is drawing her first graphic novel which re-tells a true story from 1897.
When not drawing, she might be found playing the fiddle or banjo and has done various freelance work over the years from renovating old houses to environmental work in Japan to making vegan sushi.
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Visit Michi’s website
Support her work on Patreon
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Michi’s publications for Liminal 11:
Watch this space!
Emma is an award winning comics artist, a painter and an art teacher with a passion for the vibrant, glowing and mercurial qualities of watercolour.
She loves to share her practice and holds regular workshops to explore how art can support mindfulness, insight and well being. The classes focus on the mediums of watercolour painting, art journalling, and comics, zines & graphic narratives.
Emma has self published several zines and illustrated books. Her illustrations and paintings have appeared in a range of publications and galleries including Resurgence and Ecologist magazine, The Strumpet, Contemporary British Painting and the Royal West Academy. She’s also working on her auto-biographical graphic novel about meeting her birth mother who relinquished her for adoption, which won the ‘Laydeez do Comics Women’s Prize for Unpublished Graphic Novels in Progress’ in 2018.
For Emma, painting is a contemplative and intuitive activity informed by her spiritual practice. She began meditating in 2003 to help manage her stress as a young teacher in a busy secondary school and soon became hooked! From 2010 to 2012 she lived as a member of the Buddhist community at Gaia House in Devon and her meditation practice is still at the core of her life. She is a student of internationally respected Insight Meditation teacher, Yanai Postelnik, and was a long term student of Gaia House Resident Teacher, Rob Burbea.
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Visit Emma’s shop or read more on her website
Follow her on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook
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Emma’s publications for Liminal 11:
Watch this space!
Tales of the Tarot is a weekly webcomic by Kaylee Pinecone, following the narrative of each card in the major arcana, from The Fool to The World. (Click here to see the full series!)
We’re delighted to co-publish with Sterling Ethos, making it easier and cheaper for modern witches in the US & Canada to get their hands on this beautiful deck. Pre-order Modern Witch Tarot from the US or Canada from Barnes & Noble or Amazon.com
We cannot fulfill standard edition orders to the USA & Canada from our webshop. Otherwise we ship worldwide!
The special limited edition is ONLY available in our webshop and ships worldwide, including USA & Canada.
Both editions will be published and shipped in November 2019.
Tales of the Tarot is a weekly webcomic by Kaylee Pinecone, following the narrative of each card in the major arcana, from The Fool to The World. (Click here to see the full series!)
Leah Moore has written comics of all kinds for the last fifteen years, most recently a magical girl bird-folklore story Conspiracy of Ravens for Dark Horse with her husband John Reppion, and drawn by Sally Jane Thompson. She has about half of a novel written. She has used a Dakini Oracle deck since she was sixteen and finds it to be accurate to a fault. Sarcastic might actually be a better word. She has three small, extremely noisy boys, and finds peace and tranquility in scrolling storage solutions for her camper van on the internet. She is obsessed with houseplants, fat models and intersectional feminism.
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Connect with Leah Moore on Instagram, Twitter & Facebook!
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Leah’s publications for Liminal 11:
Watch this space!
What a beautiful spring we’re having here in London. The blossoms have scented the air and the explosion of fresh leaves and lush plants are making our city greener and ever more beautiful. It’s the perfect time for a little gathering, and that’s exactly what we did on May 18th!
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Continued from Part 1 – Concept & Part 2 – Painting
Hello! I’m Enoki, the creator of Mini Meditations on Friendship. This is my first ever illustrated book, and to create it has been a wonderful experience and life-long dream come true! But it takes a lot of work – that’s why I’m sharing my process with you!
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We’re expecting to ship copies in November 2019.
View PostTales of the Tarot is a weekly webcomic by Kaylee Pinecone, following the narrative of each card in the major arcana, from The Fool to The World. (Click here to see the full series!)
We are so thrilled to share news of our spring launch party at the beautiful Hello Love in central London on Saturday, 18th May from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. It’s a free event, but please RSVP to info@hellolove.org so we can plan for the right number of people.
Continued from Part 1 – Concept
Hello! I’m Enoki, the creator of Mini Meditations on Friendship. This is my first ever illustrated book, and to create it has been a wonderful experience and life-long dream come true! But it takes a lot of work – that’s why I’m sharing my process with you! (Read Part 3 here!)
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We’re delighted to announce that Liminal 11 will publish Fez Inkwright’s Folk Magic & Healing: An Unusual History of Everyday Plants, in November 2019!
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Throughout history, plants have played a key and vital role to our existence. Whether as a foodstuff, medicine, building material, or religious aid, the way that we re-purpose and domesticate plants has shaped a core part of the development of human culture. Hedgerows and wild-growing areas are a vital part of our countrysides and, through our codependency, have become ingrained in the myth and lore of humanity. Many of the old wives’ tales about plants were created to spread knowledge of their medicinal and nutritional properties, and many have become entwined with stories of local spirits, deities, and more ancient legends.
Folk Magic and Healing is, ultimately, a collection of many of these beliefs, aiming to inspire a greater appreciation of our wild plants and countrysides.
This stunningly illustrated treasury of the folklore of flora is packed with insight, lore and the revealed mysteries of everyday plants – perfect for gardeners, writers, folklorists, witches and general knowledge buffs alike!
This NEW edition takes Fez Inkwright’s gorgeous self-published book to the next level. Now in hardcover with metallic gold foiling, plus wonderful extra material, gorgeous illuminated letters and a drawing for every single plant illustrated in Fez Inkwright’s amazing style!
Fez Inkwright is an illustrator, author, and folklorist. Her greatest passions are botany, nature, primitive religions, and folklore, which flavour most of her work. For the past eight years she has produced work for children’s books, hand-drawn maps, and tattoo design, and now spends her time indulging in conservation work and writing. She lives in Bristol, UK, with two cats and several hundred bees.
Hello! I’m Enoki, the creator of Mini Meditations on Friendship.
Mini Meditations on Friendship is my first ever illustrated book, and to create it has been a wonderful experience and life-long dream come true! Truly. I was so thrilled when Liminal 11 asked me to collaborate with them, and equally surprised when they asked me to share the process of creating this book with you.
View PostTales of the Tarot is a weekly webcomic by Kaylee Pinecone, following the narrative of each card in the major arcana, from The Fool to The World. (Click here to see the full series!)
Last year, when we tweeted out looking for someone to create an original webcomic based on tarot or mind, body, spirit themes, we heard back almost immediately from Kaylee Pinecone. She developed an amazing idea that we knew people were going to love, and – if our social media and blog numbers are anything to go by – now we know how much it’s resonating with you!
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Superstition and ritual creep into so many areas of life, but it’s no shock that tarot reading provides a particularly rich field for inventiveness in this arena.
