LIMITED RELEASE Check out our newest artist collaboration! We spent the end of 2023 working on this and now the time has finally come to release the collection of amazing artworks by Australian artist Deb McNaughton. This collaboration is full of colour, happiness and joy paired with some exciting new scents. I wanted to include a plant artwork in this collection. Deb suggested her 'Wilderness Awaits' artwork would flow nicely alongside the already selected zebra and chameleon artworks. And she was right! I selected the refreshing lime basil + mandarin scent to match the bold green theme that our talented graphic designer paired with this artwork for our packaging. A true collaborative result! Top notes: lime + mandarin Middle notes: basil + thyme Base notes: jasmine + cyclamen Australian Artist Deb McNaughton on 'Wilderness awaits'. Unleash the imagination, let it roam free, within the wilderness, wonders you'll see. Discover the beauty, wild and bright, where reality fades, and dreams take flight. Weight: 300 grams Burn Time: 50+ hours Dimensions: 10cms high x 8.5cms wide Ingredients: Soy wax blend, Cotton wick, premium fragrance © copyright of Aroma Pot Candles
Jesse Auersalo is a Finnish designer, illustrator and artist known for his smooth, digitally airbrushed paintings that often...
details from The Young Readers Press First Dictionary by John Trevaskis & Robin Hyman, illustrated by John Seares Riley, Young Readers Pre...
Explore pilllpat (agence eureka)'s 58919 photos on Flickr!
bareMinerals LASTING LINE LONG-WEARING EYELINER - Eyeliner - absolute black per CHF 31.00 (2024-06-26) | Spedizione gratuita sulla maggior parte degli ordini*
(1863-1935) American Illustrator. Jessie Willcox Smith forsook a career as an early childhood educator, instead becoming an illustrator who specialized in representations of women educating children. She attained significant fame during her lifetime, and her candle has hardly dimmed sinc
The popularity of silhouettes in the 18th and 19th centuries wasn't only due to them being an affordable form of portraiture before the era of photography, the art also fit with popular pseudosciences like phrenology.
Before Candling Eggs...The information on this page is made available specifically for determining the stage of egg development in duck or goose eggs for the purpose of determining whether to intervene if it is suspected that the adult is no longer returning (to see if the eggs should be taken
details from The Young Readers Press First Dictionary by John Trevaskis & Robin Hyman, illustrated by John Seares Riley, Young Readers Pre...
The easiest way to follow your favorite blogs
French artist and photographer Marc Sommer creates striking surreal scenes by combining everyday objects, invented imagery and a sense of humor. Each image explores the human condition in an ironic and slightly disturbing manner. According to the gallery that represents Sommer, the photographer creates his visual narratives without using Photoshop. All images © Marc Sommer
Here's a simple ritual that everyone can do to celebrate Ostara or the Spring Equinox! But first, here's a little history on Ostara. Ostara, or the Spring Equinox, is normally celebrated between March 20th-23rd depending on the year. It is said that the origin of the word Ostara comes from the word Eostre, which is the name for the Germanic Goddess of Spring. Coincidentally, it's also around the same time as Easter and Passover. Ostara is the time for new crops and the emergence of buds from their seeds in the fertile soil. It's representative of fertility, growth, and renewal. The colors for the season can be seen in dyed eggs that are pastel colors like pink and light green. The animal that is associated with this time of the year is the hare. The reason for this is because of their fertility. Knowing what the Pagan holiday means will help you in preparing for the ritual. Before you begin the ritual, I would suggest to meditate the principles of Ostara: fertility, growth, and renewal. Simple Solitary Ostara Ritual What you will need: Dyed Eggs Light Green Altar Cloth Representations of the 4 Elements (water, salt, red candle, incense) Candles for the 4 Quarters Athame or Wand Small pot Seeds for your choice of plant Chalice and plate for Cake Cauldron filled with soil All other altar tools, statues, etc. Sage Trowel First, set up your sacred space by cleansing it with sage and decorate your altar according to the season. The dyed eggs will be placed on the altar for decoration and to represent fertility and abundance. Be sure to have all these items on your altar or somewhere within your Circle for access. Once you have finished cleansing your space and setting up your altar you may cast your Circle. (Reference How to Cast A Ritual Circle) Once completed, recognize the Lord and Lady of the Sabbat and light a candle in their honor. You may want to say something while doing this. After doing so, say: "On this day of the Spring Equinox, I recognize the changing of the seasons and the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. This is a new day, the day of Ostara and birth of life from the darkness of the soil." At this time, place your Athame or Wand into the soil of the cauldron and say: "I charge this soil of Earth with positive energy, the energy of the God and the Goddess, so what springs forth from it shall be positive and be a product of their love. It shall grow and thrive and follow the cycle of life. So mote it be." Take your trowel and shovel soil into the pot till it is about halfway full. Take the seeds and place them upon the soil and shovel more dirt over them. As you plant them, meditate on their meaning. Think of them as goals for this year that you wish to bloom. After you have finished say: "With these seeds shall come life from the darkness into the light and so shall my goals. So mote it be." Finish the ritual with the Rite of Cakes and Wine. Try a natural bread with fruit and water or juice. Open the Circle and thank the God, Goddess, and each Guardian/Watchtower. Reference: History of Ostara Ostara Ritual
details from The Young Readers Press First Dictionary by John Trevaskis & Robin Hyman, illustrated by John Seares Riley, Young Readers Pre...
pino noir designed by 𝚕𝚞𝚕𝚊. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
Shape: Square Stickers Create custom stickers for every occasion! From special mailings and scrapbooking to kids’ activities and DIY projects, you’ll find these stickers are great for so many uses. Add your own designs, patterns, text, and pictures! Dimensions: Available in 2 sizes: Large: 3" L x 3” W, 6 stickers per sheet Small: 1.5" L x 1.5” W, 20 stickers per sheet Printed on white acid-free paper Vibrant full-color, full-bleed printing Scratch-resistant front, easy peel-and-stick back Available in a matte or glossy finish Choose between 7 different shapes
Nicolae Tonitza (13 aprilie 1886, Bârlad – 26 februarie 1940, Bucureşti) a fost un pictor şi grafician român, interpret al „tristeţelor luxuriant colorate” şi al unor sincere simţ…
Psicologia dels colors Pantone (en anglés)
The IKEA SALE is on now! From outdoor to kitchens to living room furniture, we have everything under the sun. Shop IKEA.ca online or in store today.
Have you ever sat next to someone who writes code? Or better, have you been that person? Pocket Developer is everything you need except for the knowledge, the bug-fixes, and the syntax. Pocket Developer is bound to impress with 20 declarations of authoritative mastery that will transform anything you touch into 1s and 0s. Made from a tried and true polymer blend, this 20-sided die isn't going anywhere but up up down down left right left right B A. See more of our dice for Art Directors, Founders and heck why not something everyone can enjoy.
If Constantin Brancusi had worked with papier-mâché and primary colors rather than bronze and neutrals, you might get a collection like “Primitives.”
At first glance, this amazing piece seems like a simple candle with a burning wick and slowly melting wax dripping down the sides. However, upon closer
There's confidence, and then there's this.
Good Things goes for your sweet tooth this week, with a round up of the best candied art
Design for a private residence, Hungary
