En Gypsy Couture 011: From the Mail Bag

It's been a non-stop couple of weeks, but a few wonderful packages have showed up at the Caravan's door. 

Kristamas Klousch is one of my favorite people in the world.  Recently she was giving away some prints of one of her works.  I was lucky enough to be one of the few that received them.  Kristamas is special in so many ways.  Her work constantly inspires me as well as transports me into a million odd little tales, that make me believe in magic all over again.

Anya Kless was kind enough to send me a copy of her book, Lilith: Queen of the Desert.  For anyone working with Lilith this book provides a brief history and a wonderful compilation of prayers, stories, and rituals.

Robin LeBlanc sent these awesome photographs of Brooklyn from a recent trip.  I can't wait to get them framed and on the walls.

Thank you all.  Your art makes my home that much more special.

Dreams Are Real 06: What Inspires You?

It's Saturday night and I'm going through my files for inspiration.  What new things are we brewing here in the Caravan?  Well, Scarlet O' Hoodoo will be here soon, bringing you mojo bags, original art, charms, readings, pulp fiction, mojo bottles, and a new blog full of divination tips, Native American moon names, the language of animals, and secret spells.  My good friend Lonesome Liz will be writing the perilous tales of Scarlet O' Hoodoo, (a character she came up with based on yours truly), Detective Lonesome Liz, and the love interest of Scarlet herself (TBA).  It's bound to be filled with 1950's film noir effects and Twilight Zone like scenerios, and hoodunits, all while offering up all of your hoodoo needs.  So here's a little of what is inspiring me these days.  What is inspiring you?

Music by Jill Tracy, directed by Bill Domonkos.
A lavish chiaroscuro montage of 2D and 3D animation, still photography and hand drawn images, "The Fine Art Of Poisoning" seduces the viewer into an elegant netherworld of deceit, plotting, and secretly-served revenge.

Max Rabe performs Friedrich Hollaender's & Rudolf Nelson's famous cabaret song "Das Nachtgespenst" (The Bogeyman) from 1930 in Ilona Ziok's internationally awarded musical film "Kurt Gerron's KARUSSELL"

Lady Lavona's Cabinet of Curiosities

Kristamas Klousch

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