
It’s been a while since I updated this blog. Here’s a little something, just saying hello. This piece was done in Adobe Illustrator.
Here’s an illustration finished earlier today. It’s archangel Michael, better known as St. Michael. Done in pen, ink, regular watercolor and shimmer watercolor. Too bad the scan doesn’t pick up on the shimmer paints. Here’s a prayer for St. Michael, Roman Catholic version: “Saint Michael, the Archangel, defend us in battle; be our defense against…
Coming back from a few weeks absence. November 2018 kinda kicked my ass, to put it lightly. Regardless, I did have a very unusual but good Thanksgiving. There is a lot I have to be grateful for. Getting back on track, I’ll post some long overdue artwork. In November there was the annual Hindu holiday…
It was about time I updated this blog. To tell you the truth, not much happened this summer. In fact, it was pretty uneventful. There were a few highlights. I caught a performance art piece by Ron Athey. It wasn’t type of performance he’s usually known for. Instead it focused on automatic writing. Thanks to…
Here’s my annual holiday illustration. Happy holidays everyone.
Here’s my latest illustration. Continuing with the Asatru influence. In the background of this piece, you can also see the Yggdrasil tree. To quote Wikipedia (yeah, I know, but bear with me) Yggdrasill is an immense tree that is central in Norse cosmology on which the nine worlds existed. In case you’re interested, I’m creating…
Someone liked my my Gnostic Three of Swords illustration so much, it was posted on the UFO-Mary blog. You can check it out here: http://ufomary.blogspot.com/2012/10/michele-witchipoo.html
Started sketching again. Mixing tarot card imagery and Christian Gnosticism, this was the result. Gnostic three of swords.
Here’s something I did using an Art Nouveau type style.
Since the end of 2004, I’ve done holiday greetings for both Psycho Bunny and Babalon Babes. At first I had sent these as hard copies, but in 2008 I decided to post them online instead (via email and social networking sites like Facebook.) Since early spring of 2009, I’ve submitted various Babalon Babes illustrations to…