A beautiful crystal bottle of Moon Water charged with intent. For ritual use only – not for consumption.

A beautiful crystal bottle of Moon Water charged with intent. For ritual use only – not for consumption.

A beautiful crystal bottle of Moon Water charged with intent. For ritual use only - not for consumption.

Hand crafted clay Wunjo rune (1)

Hand-crafted clay scallop with gold leaf edging.

Hand-crafted plaster mandala

Hand-crafted plaster mandala.

"Let the fairies hold your dreams" cyanotype image. Size (incl. mount) 21cm x 25cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

"Gilded leaf" cyanotype image, embellished with 24 carat gold leaf. Size (incl. mount) 21cm x 25cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

"Happy accident" cyanotype image. Size (incl. mount) 21cm x 25cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

"What jewels lurk in the Crescent of the Moon?" cyanotype image, embellished with silver ink. Size (incl. mount) 21cm x 25cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

"A Lavender Moon - A Dream's Boon" cyanotype image, embellished with silver ink. Size (incl. mount) 21cm x 25cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

Pixie on a bubble cyanotype print card, embellished with silver ink Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

A pretty cyanotype print card, featuring a sleeping pixie baby and lavender. Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

Moon & Star cyanotype image. Size (incl. mount) 14cm x 21cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

Feathers hanging from a star cyanotype image. Size (incl. mount) 14cm x 21cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

Moon & Sun inspired cyanotype image, embellished with silver & gold ink. Size (incl. mount) 14cm x 21cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

A delicate rose cyanotype image, embellished with silver ink. Size (incl. mount) 14cm x 21cm Cyanotype printing is a camera-less photographic process that uses UV light Developed in the 1840s, it inspired the very first photographically illustrated book to create stunning monochromatic, Prussian-blue prints

the days are falling into something else....

This evening I had the pleasure of attending Claire Walker’s latest pamphlet launch, “How to Shape Our Mouths”, at the Hive library in Worcester. Hosted by Ruth Stacey, a renowned author herself, the...

WORCESTER is set to host its first-ever children's literary festival.

YouTube video by Daniel Levi-Burton

YouTube video by Worcestershire Libraries