Magic Torus Black White Tapestries

Monochrome sunbeam

Wicked cauldron... wicked world...

Illustration of the tarot card the moon, la luna

A photo that fulfills a wish

First card from tarot major arcana. The magician. She knows her strengths. Her skills to juggle with all the elements make her a powerful character. A card from custom tarot design series - very feminine, very witchy.

Vibrant multicolored queen and gold crown on zebra print.

I've cast a spell on you!

Graphic Design depicting fantasy concept of a Phoenix surrounded by the Sun, Stars and Moon. Dominant colors are Black & White.

A girl with her head in the clouds ☁️

Camera

Planetary Go

Bulb-Lamp

In folklore, the witching hour is a time of night that is associated with supernatural events...

Weird, mysterious illustration of a cat with deer horns, surrounded by peacock feathers. Black and white design.

Mysterious symbol

Mages just wanna have fun!

Useful for spells

Funki fungi

Silver Dragon design

Part of my Black and White Tarot project The Hermit suggests that you are in a phase of introspection where you are drawing your attention inwards and looking for answers within. You are in need of a period of inner reflection, away from the current demands of your position.

Part of my black and white Tarot project This card is suggestive of stability and security in life. You are on top of things and everything in under your control. It is your hard work, discipline and self control that have bought you this far. It means that you are in charge of your life now setting up your own rules and boundaries.

8th Dimensional Magic

The Magician Tarot Card in A High Fidelity, High Resolution rendering of the traditional Rider-Waite Style. The Magician card is numbered One – the number of new beginnings and opportunities – and associates with the planet of Mercury. He stands with one arm stretched upwards towards the Universe, and the other pointing down to the earth. His positioning represents his connection between the spiritual realms and the material realms. The Magician uses this relationship to create and manifest his goals in the physical realm. He is the conduit that converts energy into matter. The Magician’s robe is white, symbolising purity, and his cloak is red, representing worldly experience and knowledge. On the table in front of him are the four...

A little doodle inspired by tales of magical feathers, especially the Russian story Finist Bright-Falcon.

Part of my Black and White Tarot project When the Magician appears in a spread, it points to the talents, capabilities and resources at the querent’s disposal to succeed. The message is to tap into one’s full potential rather than holding back, especially when there is a need to transform something.

Part of my Black and White Tarot project The World represents an ending to a cycle of life, a pause in life before the next big cycle beginning with the fool. It is an indicator of a major and inexorable change, of tectonic breadth.

A simple rose

The Tower Tarot Card in A High Fidelity, High Resolution rendering of the traditional Rider-Waite Style. The Tower shows a tall tower perched on the top of a rocky mountain. Lightning strikes set the building alight, and two people leap from the windows, head first and arms outstretched. It is a scene of chaos and destruction. The Tower itself is a solid structure, but because it has been built on shaky foundations, it only takes one bolt of lightning to bring it down. It represents ambitions and goals made on false premises. The lightning represents a sudden surge of energy and insight that leads to a break-through or revelation. It enters via the top of the building and knocks off the crown, symbolising energy flowing down fro...

Wizard Video

This design should arrive precisely when it means to.

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The magic of the moon.

This great design is combined with two elements for those who like cats and symbols and also the moon.

The Justice Tarot Card in A High Fidelity, High Resolution rendering of the traditional Rider-Waite Style. The figure of Justice sits in front of a loosely hung purple veil, signifying compassion, and between two pillars, similar to those framing the High Priestess and the Hierophant, which symbolise balance, law and structure. She holds a sword in her right hand, showing the logical, well-ordered mindset necessary to dispense fair justice. The sword points upwards – expressing a firm and final decision – and the double-edged blade signifies that our actions always carry consequences. The scales in her left (intuitive) hand, show intuition must balance that logic and are a symbol of her impartiality. Justice wears a crown with a sm...