Beginning with paint drops all over the canvas, feeling her way through various strokes and textures, Tenecia’s piece was perhaps the most reflective of my comprehension of healing via art.

Maybe I’m biased because she used some of my snake skin, which made me absolutely ecstatic! Nonetheless, Imbolc was certainly honored in her artful practice that evening.

Calvin blew me away with how she immersed herself in this collage. Eyes glued to the images, hands glued to the scissors, glues glued to the glue – I was inspired to be as intent on my collage, in turn.

I can’t wait to see more of Cal’s work and be in the presence of her creative energies once again! Her intuition for creation will go far and wide, I’m sure of it.

A hard-working designer, Mackenzie utilized her time at the Art Club to flip flop between a pristine It drawing and some logo designs for her freelance work. She also researched some Imbolc-related runes to later wood-burn into a beaded bracelet. In other words, there’s no denying she was the most productive one of us all!

All the while, however, we chatted away about healing and fertility symbolisms in our witchcrafts, and how art takes a place in each of our lives. Thank you for your company, Mackenzie!

To the right is an embedded Instagram post of an insane design she did on the hood of her car that she shared with us on the night of the event.

The boys joined us later in the evening and somehow still completed fantastic pieces. Check out Charlie’s lava-lamp-esque fish!

Using all pen and sharpie, the design turned out vibrant, dramatic, and powerful. Whether he realizes it or not, the compositionally divided color scheme appears calculated (af). Glad to have some of the musicians join us to express themselves visually, as well.

It’s everyone’s favorite drummer, and you’ll be (not-so-)surprised to know that he can draw, too. This image perfectly reflects the paradox that is Bob’s consistent focus on his own whimsical nature.

I see this man go about his daily routines like the hamster wheel ain’t nothin’, and yet throw down on some musical and magical spontaneity any day. Can you see it in the art, too?

Catch Bob drumming for Royal Jelly, and other bands, and at Wahoo’s on Tuesdays, and at Walker’s, and Little Brother, and… the list keeps going. He loves to hit the kit!

At this Art Club event, he was the pyromancer of our indoor wood burning stove, herb master of our shared hot tea, fruit bearer of the full pan of sliced oranges, and in the image shown, wood burner of a leopard – ’twas his first time wood burning, too.

A special thank you to my partner and lover who has made this entire experience – the art studio, the GSOVIBES events, and in general my business and artistic endeavors – come to fruition.

As for me, well, you can imagine: I had a blast. It is quite rare that I do art purely for my enjoyment, and collaging is both meditative and playful.

The elements I selected to exemplify Imbolc were:

• White, red, black, green, gold
• Serpent
• Flowers
• A feeding bird
• Seeds

Although I haven’t gotten into it quite yet, Winged Warlock is one of my three categories of visual art. This pieces is of the WW, who is a snake. When I finally start adding info about who the Winged Warlock is, and why I have separate categories of my art, I’ll add a link here 🙂