I’m really excited to being part of the Merri bek Summer Show for a second year alongside these amazing local artists. Please join us November 8, 2pm @counihangallery for the opening.

✨Last night for a little witchy fun, I joined a Tea & Tarot workshop with @ClassBento 🫖✨ Amy was an absolute gem, warm, funny, and so knowledgeable about the magic of tea. She went above and beyond to make the whole event accessible for me, which made the night even more special. I even brewed my own blend to take home, and it’s pure comfort in a cup. I can’t wait to do it again 💫

✨ Little Witchy Things ✨ The Alchemy of the In-Between This cycle invites us to linger at the threshold, that soft, trembling space between what has been and what wants to be born. As the wheel turns toward Beltaine here in the South, the air itself feels charged, the veil thinning, the earth quickening. What was hidden stirs beneath the surface, asking not for action, but for awareness. Creation doesn’t always come as a blaze of inspiration. More often it hums quietly, a vibration deep within the bones. In these weeks between Libra’s balance and Scorpio’s surrender, you may feel suspended, no longer who you were, not yet who you’re becoming. This is the artist’s true liminal ground. Rather than rush to define or produce, let yourself dwell here. Watch the play of light and shadow shift across your studio; notice which colours or textures begin to call you back. These subtle changes are the first signs of movement. When you pause long enough to listen, you start to hear the conversation between art, intuition, and transformation. It’s not loud, it’s the whisper behind the urge to clear a corner of your space, to light a candle, to breathe before you touch the page. Each gesture becomes a small act of devotion, acknowledging the unseen current that moves through all creation. Beltaine’s fire reminds us that renewal and desire are born from this same tension, the meeting of what’s dying away and what’s daring to bloom. To linger in the in-between is to become the bridge between the two, holding the spark of becoming in your own hands. Watch out for the Special Edition of the Art Witch Journal later this week for Beltaine, where we’ll step fully into the fire of renewal. And if you’re following the celestial threads, the next Cycles of Craft update will be shared over on Facebook. Images for this post were created with the help of AI. As an artist living with disability and chronic health conditions, I use these tools to bridge the gap between vision and physical ability, a way to keep creating, even on the days my body can’t keep up.

✨ Cycles of Craft: Scorpio Season 💫 We’ve entered Scorpio Season October 23 to November 22 a time to dig deep, honour the shadow, and embrace transformation. This is where endings make way for beginnings, where truth rises from beneath the surface, and where we’re asked to stand in our power rather than try to control the tide. 💫 What needs to end for you to begin again? 💫 What old scripts are you ready to rewrite? Over on Substack, I’m sharing this month’s Cycles of Craft post a journey through Scorpio’s waters of death, rebirth, and radical honesty. You’ll also find an Oracle Insights and Art Journal prompts to help you alchemise this energy through your own creative practice. ✨ Link bio 🔗

The Libra New Moon rises, asking us to find our point of balance within the storm. My latest Cycles of Craft deep dive is now live on Substack, reflections, astro insights, and a DIY oracle spread for this New Moon. Link in bio🔗

It’s been one full turn of the wheel since The Art Witch Journal first began. This month’s edition marks the closing of one creative cycle and the beginning of another. Inside: reflections on creative alchemy, everyday rituals for transformation, Claude Cahun as our Artist of the Season, and an art journal prompt exploring the threshold between endings and beginnings. Plus, my new playlist Scorpio Season in the Studio — for moody, witchy, late-night making. Read the full edition via the link in bio 🔗

🌙✨ Little Witchy Things – Waning Moon Edition ✨🌙 The moon is waning, and it’s a perfect time to reflect, release, and realign with your creative currents. This week on Substack, I’m sharing exclusive insights and practices you won’t find anywhere else, from observing the subtle threads in your life, to embodying intention in the everyday, and working with symbolic offerings and dream guidance as collaborators in your creative journey. 🌿 Dive deeper into this lunar phase, explore the journal prompts, and reconnect with your own rhythm. Link in bio 🔗

✨ Little Witchy Things ✨ Another practice is embodying intention in ordinary actions. Magic doesn’t always need candles, altars, or elaborate rituals, sometimes it’s found in the smallest, simplest gestures. When you’re washing the dishes, notice the warmth of the water, the way it clears away what’s no longer needed. Whisper a quiet thanks for nourishment and the chance to begin again with clean space. As you brew your morning tea or coffee, stir slowly and with care. Breathe in the steam and set an intention, clarity, energy, or simply gentleness for the day ahead. When you water your plants, see it as more than tending leaves and soil, it’s an act of reciprocity, a reminder that care given outward also nourishes something within. These small, mindful acts transform everyday routines into threads of magic, weaving presence, gratitude, and intention into the fabric of your day. This is how we stay connected to the rhythm of life and creativity, not just in the sacred moments we carve out, but in the ordinary ones we live through. ✨ Art Journal Prompt ✨ Choose one ordinary action you do every day, washing dishes, making tea, brushing your hair, feeding your pet. In your journal, explore how you might turn this into a ritual of intention. Use words, colour, or imagery to capture how this act can carry magic.