The fourteenth major of the tarot... There's a lot to be said for this card and the secrets it holds. Traditionally Temperance is depicted as a woman pouring something from cups, often from one cup into

I've wanted to share an idea that I've been contemplating for the design of the card. I figured it would be best to show this in comparison to the last one I posted, The Sun. I went with a light grey for

Hello hello, another update on my tarot deck progress. Most of the cards are finalized, and I only have a few more tweaks to make so they'll be ready to rock. I wanted to give you all a taste of what is

To round off my previews for the new Sigil Arcanum tarot, produced by MindBent Ideas ( to see our games), I'm going to show the Chariot design. For this version, I've toned the sigils down to a medium

The Hierophant is the rule of culture, symbolism, ideas, and secrets. It is the constellations we draw around the stars, trying to make sense of the chaos of the world. This card holds many secrets, and

Yesterday I posted a few teasers for the new deck I've been working on. This picture is what the Major Arcana spread looks like in Adobe Illustrator. Everything is hidden for now, but will be revealed

Continuing the preview of my new minimalist tarot, yet to be named, is the Tower! We just passed the one year anniversary of Trump's inauguration. The Tower card represents ruin, destruction, desolation,

In celebration of starting my first tarot set using minimalist sigils created in Adobe illustrator, here is a sample of what is to come. My goal is to create an entire deck utilizing minimal themes, and

Hello all! Today I've made another sigil for Hekate. I'm actually working on a whole Tarot deck with similar style design. Please let me know what you think! (Hekate [triple moon and three way cross road],

Image Credits It is with great hesitation that I commit these words to paper, as I fear that even in recalling the events which took place between 7:40 P.M. on November 2nd and 4:14 A.M. the following

sharp lean fit eager calm fresh bright and perfect an unattainable glory filled with the horrors of self-sacrifice giving up to achieve more than you can know like selling your soul because there is no

I'm going to start making vector images of sigils, and I wanted to begin with a couple classic goddesses, Artemis, the Greek Goddess of the Hunt, and Hekate, the ancient mysterious Triple Goddess of the

Following along the winter theme, since we're back in the negatives (˚F) for a while here in Minnesota. Image Credits it’s some kind of worry the fierce blue white and clear love of death and misnomer

snow's a beast of burden it falls the sky turns grey but oh what i learned then all in all is that things change snow falls and it goes away

go grab a cup drink it up we need to keep on going

From my journal - May 2015 As I lay here in my field surrounded by the most beautiful flowers I’ve ever seen My two trees side by side guarding me I listen to the sound of the swamp frogs croaking croaking

When the sunset cuts through the city-scape it tends to create this golden light; the result of hundreds of glass panels in a big city like ours. Sonny’s Bakery is usually a quiet place, tucked between

A follow up to the poem "God is a House," also a tribute to the book House of Leaves. If you have not read this book, please please do, it's amazing. it’s hard to imagine, I’ll admit a staircase

[Full Size] This photo was captured in Theodore-Wirth Park in Minnesota. It is a nature resort / golf course with a large wooded bike way. This was my view upon entering the main parking area.

Image Credits This poem is one of two tributes to the book House of Leaves which I wrote during my freshmen year in college. If you have read the book it might make a bit more sense, but then again, since