Art grimoire

Grimoire- more zodiac signs alongside my new raw rose quartz and my little crab shell🌧 (what shall I do next in my grimoire, I’ve started colour correspondents if anyone wants me to post them) :)

Art Magick is more than drawing. Let's look at 25 "non drawing" ways to personalize and empower your arty grimoire.

Mistake #1) I took my book WAY too seriously. I tended my grimoire like a freakin' surgeon saving a life. This was serious business. ONLY the BEST rituals, the most ELABORATE drawings, the most PRECISE notes would earn a space in its pages.I took it so seriously that I stopped working in it for long stretches of time all together. I was afraid of my own book. Boredom and resentment set in. Fun officially sucked out. What I do now: PLAY. I bring humor, adventure, vulnerability and play to…

The process of making a large leatherbound spell book! 📘✨ I think I spent around a week on this one, but this grimoire is one of my favorites, so the...

Grimore insporation

This is a drawing of a page from a magical grimoire. It depicts a witch's hat, a jar of potion, a book of spells, a quill and ink, and handwritten text in an archaic language. There are various symbols and illustrations throughout the page, suggestive of magical and mystical knowledge. The overall style is dark and whimsical, hinting at a world of magic and fantasy.

Our magickal book entries needn't always be a set of detailed ritual instructions or frilly illustrative masterpiece (though that can be really FUN...)Grimoires can be a place to track our progress and pluck Inspiration when we need it most.Whether you are an art witch of the poetic, BuJo, hedge craft, kitchen or paint slinging persuasion, Lists can be a powerful additions to our grimoire. Let's explore a collection of 30 Lists for Your Grimoire to spark magick in your book and your…