Couldn’t get a handful of songs out of my head today and decided to draw Rhiannon. #paganart #mabinogi #artistsofinstagram #druidsofinstagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CW2JtR3LZNd/?utm_medium=tumblr
Title:Pagan Portals: Gods and Goddesses of Wales — A Practical Introduction to Welsh Deities and Their Stories Publisher: Moon Books Author: Halo Quin Pages:120pp Price: $10.95 (paperback) Release Date: 1 July 2019
Rhiannon. Pryderi. Pwyll. Arianrhod. Taliesin. Ceridwen. Annwn. In this brief – but informative – primer, Quin explores the primary texts which preserved the tales of the Welsh Gods and Goddesses; analyzes what we can learn about the Deities from these texts; and offers suggestions for meditation, journeywork, and offerings in their honor.
Title:Pagan Portals: Gods and Goddesses of Wales — A Practical Introduction to Welsh Deities and Their Stories Publisher: Moon Books Author: Halo Quin Pages:120pp Price: $10.95 (paperback) Release Date: 1 July 2019
Rhiannon. Pryderi. Pwyll. Arianrhod. Taliesin. Ceridwen. Annwn. In this brief – but informative – primer, Quin explores the primary texts which preserved the tales of the Welsh Gods and Goddesses; analyzes what we can learn about the Deities from these texts; and offers suggestions for meditation, journeywork, and offerings in their honor.
Mythological Welsh fey being turned goddess, Rhiannon brings sweet dreams and fierceness as both a maiden and a mother. And can’t forget her beautiful white steed, a horse that can outrun all others!
An exploration of sound to colour - the evocation of colour, shape and movement in response to sound - musical mark-making
Some images, abstract musical illustrations based on my own experience of listening to certain pieces of music.
Black Sails ~ Good Time Girl ~ Rhiannon ~ All Along The Watchtower ~ Take A Byte
Never stopped making but did stop posting (other than pumpkins! ) The notion has come upon me again to share some stuff I’ve been up to, a digital record of my personal, analogue pursuits
My final poster for the illustration workshop I had with the wonderful and knowledgable Charles Santore. We got to choose from a handful of nursery rhymes, so I chose “Ride A Cock-Horse to Banbury Cross” and made the “fine lady” in Welsh goddess Rhiannon’s image.
