A tarot deck inspired by the iconic vintage cartoons of the early twentieth century.
Mystical Medleys: A Vintage Cartoon Tarot is a tarot deck inspired by the iconic vintage cartoons of the 1930s. If you love Betty Boop, Steamboat Willie, and rubber hose animation, this is the deck for you!
A delightful take on an ancient tradition, Mystical Medleys brings a bit of lighthearted fun and playful energy to the tarot. It’s ideal for occultists of all varieties, animation and cinema buffs, and lovers of all things vintage!
The New Chapter Tarot is one woman’s self-portrait of change. Faced with the realization that her relationship was coming to an end, Kathryn Briggs’ entire life was at an either/or moment. She was an immigrant, on a marriage visa, with no professional contacts and not much in the way of community back home. Was she prepared to blow up her entire life? To risk what was known, for what could be?
“Arting through” her problems, Kathryn painted tarot cards as feelings arose and presented themselves to be dealt with. The Queen of Swords is the friend who offered their shoulder to cry on before giving the keenest advice, the 6 of Disks is the adopted cat who helped her feel rooted and home, Strength is the friend she hadn’t seen in 20 years but who had also returned to the strange place they were from but never felt they belonged.
Each card of The New Chapter Tarot is a meditation in paint; a feeling arose and it became a card and was released. This completed deck represents a new life, a circle of Hope and Friendship and Love.
Hand-painted in stunning watercolours and filled with beautifully diverse representation, The New Chapter Tarot is also rich in mythology, sacred geometry, and traditional symbolism. It’s a deck from a practicing witch with a deep understanding of the craft.
Nemons is a pop culture occultist with a lifelong obsession with animation, video games, heavy metal and anything else a geeky nerd would love! After 15 long years he escaped the clutches of video game design and set off to create his own pop culture empire.
A watercolour painting course that goes hand-in-hand with mindfulness practice!
Soul Color is a ten-week watercolour painting course to cultivate mindfulness and creativity. This beautiful book will teach you how to enjoy watercolour painting as a contemplative practice for self-discovery.
Develop confidence to paint more intuitively, give yourself permission to enjoy the unexpected and make mistakes, deepen your meditation skills and discover a new sense of reflective calm.
An art teacher with over 15 years’ experience, Emma Burleigh shares her knowledge through workshops and courses. Her specialty is mindful watercolour helping others expand their skills as artists while also taking them on a peaceful journey within.
Soul Color isn’t a traditional ‘how to’ book. It is the outcome of several years of research, trial and error with students and friends who’ve come to Emma’s workshops and classes to explore this territory with her.
Week 1: Getting Started (can be hard to do!) Week 2: “Wonderful Failures and Terrible Successes” Week 3: Wild Painting Week 4: Plunge into Color Week 5: Relationships Week 6: Selves, Real and Imagined Week 7: Space Week 8: Interior Landscapes Week 9: Dreams, Demons, Daemons, and the Divine Week 10: Ending … and Beginning Again
Emma Burleigh is an award winning comics artist, a painter and an art teacher with a passion for the vibrant, glowing and mercurial qualities of watercolour… read more.
978-1-912634-25-5 * £9.99 / $12.95 * Published August 2021
Illustrated vegan recipes that are easy-to-follow, healthy and delicious!
Sketchy Vegan Cooking is a set of 50+ illustrated vegan recipe cards.
This is a different sort of cooking experience… You won’t find many precise measurements or specific instructions here. You will find a clear visual guide to making uncomplicated good food from simple, real ingredients.
The recipe ideas in Sketchy Vegan Cooking are hand-drawn and almost wordless, so it’s easy to see the whole cooking process at a glance. Perfect for visual thinkers who enjoy being creative and improvising in the kitchen!
Michi Mathias makes hand-drawn illustrations and observational comics with pen & ink and watercolour, somewhat wonky whilst still reasonably accurate and detailed… read more.
Special Limited Edition(PRE-ORDER) * £50 * Published 29 October 2020
Standard Edition (PRE-ORDER) * 978-1-912634-24-8 * £14.99 * Published 29 October 2020
Standard Edition North America(PRE-ORDER) * 978-1-454943-12-9 * $19.95 * Published 3 November 2020
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Take your tarot readings to the next level!
Modern Witch Tarot Journal is far more than a guidebook, with sections on…
CARD MEANINGS: build your own personal reference guide and log your reflections on each card
TAROT READINGS: record your readings and interpretations, with space both for shorter and more complex readings – track your personal growth!
TAROT SPREADS: collect your favourite spreads and learn how to create your own
TAROT DECKS: keep track of your tarot deck inventory, wish list and deck interviews
BOOKS AND ONLINE RESOURCES: record all your favourite tarot books, blogs, Insta-witches and more
TAROT CIRCLE: a directory to of the people in your tarot circle, professional readers, meetings and events – an organised coven is a happy coven!
Lavishly illustrated with all new full-page colour artwork by Lisa Sterle, Modern Witch Tarot Journal has a faux-leather cover with the Modern Witch logo embossed on the back.
Use it with Modern Witch Tarot, or any of your favourite tarot decks!
250 pages | 120gsm uncoated woodfree paper | ribbon bookmark
What’s special about the special limited edition?
Deluxe Modern Witch Tarot Journal with metallic gold edges and a back pocket
10 sticker sheets to decorate your journal!
8 mini-prints of ALL of Lisa’s new original drawings! (215 x 160)
5 decorative bookmarks! Metallic gold tarot card designs on super-thick card (The Fool, The Chariot, 9 of Cups, 2 of Swords, 7 of Pentacles)
Strictly limited to 1,111 copies!
Authenticity card signed and numbered by Lisa Sterle
Emma Burleigh considers the powerful archetypes within The Hanged Man and The Tower, and how they might help us navigate feelings and fears amidst a global pandemic.
