A kind of strange looking one. It is a combination of The Lovers, the two dancing figures with moon and sun crowns, representing opposing forces in motion. And The Devil, sitting in the middle, whose influence

⠀ I wonder, can you guess what tarot cards were used to create this piece? There were three. I'll reveal them further down.⠀ ⠀ I have decided to switch to a new deck of tarot cards that has changed the

I spent a glorious summer day drawing this one in the garden. A visual representation of existence. The decent of spirit to matter. That is the overarching theme of the piece, but there are more symbols

Channel the light, sharpen your mind.⠀ Observe your emotions, cleave the unkind.⠀ ⠀ The sun corresponds to knowledge. The sword, the mind. The downward triangle is literally water, expressing emotion.

Still waters run deep, but with a sharp mind one can cut through the crap and get to the heart of the issue!⠀ I expanded more on this in my previous post and will do again on my next couple of posts.⠀

I came across the saying, still waters run deep, and it struck a cord. I used it here, partly hidden behind the symbol for water, to signify a depth of emotion. The sword, representing the mind in Tarot,

For this one I wanted to make to central figure more eel like and make more of the wings. I tried to give the impression of energy following out from the centre, through the eel and wings.⠀ ⠀ I simplified

I drew the majority of my inspiration from the Magician, card number 1. Neurologically linked to 10, or X in roman numerals. The Magician represents the 1 from 0, the first step in manifestation from infinite

⠀ Blending waves of possibility into points of existence. Through their creation of the heavier elements and the light that they give, Stars give birth to physical reality. The brighter you shine the greater

⠀ I did this one for a friend. Here we have the Hierophant, protected between Taurus' horns after achieving spiritual and earthly balance through Temperance.⠀ ⠀ I used Taurus' head to match the throne

⠀ Another throwback drawing from a couple of years ago. I was inspired by an artist who had photo-shopped ornamental clothing over the top of animals, so I had a go! Ballpoint on paper.⠀ ⠀ "Here we

⠀⠀ Taking a break from sigil illustrations ---⠀ ⠀ I like to sketch on plain paper, too. After getting into occulty stuff and finding out about Baphomet, I had to draw one myself. This one is from a couple

⠀⠀ For this one I was trying to combine elements of the Chariot and Tower tarot cards with Capricorn. I was taking inspiration from the Thoth Tarot Deck at the time.⠀ ⠀ By combining the wheel from the

New design based upon my brothers tarot cards and zodiac sign - Strength, The Star and Cancer - and hints to all their associations. For this I used three different tarot decks and so had six cards to

⠀⠀ My second attempt at Beetle on Mercury. I am quite proud of this one. I am really happy with the dot work and the composition, my lines were a bit cleaner, too. The Mercury symbol was more buried in

~ We can only transform through action. But stretching out vulnerable wings takes courage and wisdom ~ ⠀ ⠀ My first try at a new design. I was drawing from the Hermit and Moon tarot cards. I used the Hermit's

Rather than create a sigil I wanted to create a scene. It was based on the tarot and astrology of a friend. I was also going through an obsession with boats and oceans at the time thanks to One Piece,

This, the third attempt, was the first one I was really proud of. I used the symbol for Mercury because it is linked to my tarot card, The Magician. I am the ship sitting in the crescent, being receptive

My third attempt! Refining the design further and just getting better at the execution. I decided to make the waves symmetrical this time to see how it looked and round off the sharp edges in the previous

My second attempt at my sigil! I was really pleased with my improvement. The waves for one are a lot better. I was really excited when I thought of how to draw the egg and snake in the middle. I was trying