I drew this last month and forgot about it til now.
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Alec Irwin, 'Devoured by God: Cannibalism, Mysticism, and Ethics in Simone Weil'
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I, uhh, did some storyboard practice using a scene I wrote. Yeah, it’s a prequel to a prequel. I think I sort of figured out how to draw Skeksis characters but Mystics remain impossible to me.
Here’s some frames I think were fun on their own:
I have so many ideas floating around in my head about this so please feel free to comment or DM me!
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Happy Ramadan!!!!! featuring my favorite Muslim character, Khalid Nassour, and made by my super talented lovely awesome friend @jellicent 🫶🏽💛
to my Muslim followers, I hope we have a blessed and rewarding month
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I finally saw the Dark Crystal (1982) last night. What a wonderful story of bravery and shadow integration, simple yet powerful. Brian Froud's beings always amaze me. December is going to be full of magic.
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wip of my Dark crystal ocs....
ooo i wanna draw them in all kind on situations!!!!
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Dark Crystals #6 (Cover art by Sana Takeda)
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Peering into a pit of hell
This scene with Feyre and Elain still feels important to me no matter how many times I read it, and one of my favorite things about it is the subtle hint in pink that I’ve talked about before here.
In a scene where Feyre wonders about Elain’s Sight, she also compares Void to peering into a pit of hell. You know who’s peered into Hel before? Mystics. And who exhibits mystic-like powers, peering at monstrous dreamers across the realm? Elain. Naturally, @offtorivendell has also theorized that Elain “I hope they burn in hell” Archeron will travel to Hel with her friends.
@silverlinedeyes, I guess it’s time for Elain to don her Void cloak, ‘cause she’s going to the icy depths of Hel.
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James Haskins - Witchcraft, Mysticism And Magic In The Black World - Dell - 1976
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Venerable Mary of Agreda
1602-1665
Venerable Mary of Jesus of Agreda was born to a noble Spanish family, all of whom eventually became religious. Chosen abbess of the convent of Agreda in 1627, she held the position until her death. She is best known for writing the Mystical City of God, 6 volumes of revelations received directly from the Blessed Virgin Mary about her life. A mystic and visionary, she had the gift to bilocate as many as 500 times from her cell to the American Indians in what is now known as Texas and New Mexico, encouraging them to conversion. Her body is incorrupt to this day.
Prints, plaques & holy cards available for purchase here: (website)
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