Happy Halloween 2012!

Here’s a quick sketch I did last night, despite being exhausted:

Quick Halloween Witch, sketch by Michele Witchipoo, Oct. 2012.

Heathen Warrior Girls Oct. 2012

Continuing again with the Norse/Asatru/Heathen theme:

Heathen Warrior Girls Oct. 2012. Illustrated by Michele Witchipoo.

Rabbit Playing Bodhan Painting Oct. 2012

Completed this painting last night. Based on a tattoo I saw in a photograph:

Rabbit playing the bodhran drum. Painting by Michele Witchipoo Oct. 2012. Acrylic and glitter on canvas.

Did the background last month with acrylic and glitter. Didn’t know which direction to go until recently. It’s a pity the scan doesn’t show the true beauty of this piece.

From what I understand, this tattoo is based on an ancient English illustration going back 500 years. It’s a rabbit playing a Celtic instrument called the bodhran. Enjoy.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodhran

UPDATE: Just found out that the tattoo is actually a hare playing the tabor. Oops.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabor_instrument

UPDATE 1/22/2013: This painting has now been sold.

My Art In Filthy Cake Horror Anthology/Scary Art Publishing

I illustrated a sequential art story written by horror artist extraordinaire Nicolas Caesar. It’s an awesome comic book anthology featuring many great artists and writers. So what are you waiting for? It debuted at the APE show in San Fransisco recently, in which the books sold out. A new batch is being printed as we speak. So don’t miss out – order your copy today! 

Cover for Filthy Cake, published by Scary-Art Publishing.
http://www.scary-art.com/scaryartpublishing.htm

http://www.scary-art.com/scaryartpublishing.htm

 Many thanks to Nicolas Caesar again.

Runes Oct. 2012

Here’s my latest illustration. Continuing with the Asatru influence.

In the background of this piece, you can also see the Yggdrasil tree. To quote Wikipedia (yeah, I know, but bear with me) Yggdrasill is an immense tree that is central in Norse cosmology on which the nine worlds existed.

Rune artwork by Michele Witchipoo
Runes. Illustration by Michele Witchipoo. Created October 2012.

In case you’re interested, I’m creating custom greeting cards and postcard featuring my artwork. Each card is unique, no two are alike. I’ll be posting more examples on my Esty site: http://www.etsy.com/shop/WitchesBrewPress. Just keep checking back time to time.

Women Of Esoterica/Alien Art Genre Posts Michele Witchipoo

Gnostic Three Of Swords. Drawn by Michele Witchipoo. Oct. 2012.
Gnostic Three Of Swords. Drawn by Michele Witchipoo. Oct. 2012.

The ‘Gnostic Three of Swords’ illustration has been posted again on two more blogs. I’m really grateful for the support and mention.

Here are the links:

http://womenesoterica.blogspot.com/2012/10/artist-michele-witchipoo-three-of-swords.html

http://alienartgenre.blogspot.com/2012/10/artist-michele-witchipoo-three-of-swords.html

Thanks once again to Regan Lee.

http://womenesoterica.blogspot.com/

http://alienartgenre.blogspot.com/

http://ufomary.blogspot.com/

Michele Witchipoo Interview Jazma Online

Comicbook reviewer and journalist Richard Vasseur was gracious enough to interview me on the Jazma Online Forum website.

You can read the interview here:

http://forums.jazmaonline.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4894

Thanks again to Richard for conducting the interview.

Gnostic Three of Swords On UFO Mary Blog

Someone liked my my Gnostic Three of Swords illustration so much, it was posted on the UFO-Mary blog.

You can check it out here: http://ufomary.blogspot.com/2012/10/michele-witchipoo.html

 

Gnostic Three of Swords Oct 2012

Started sketching again. Mixing tarot card imagery and Christian Gnosticism, this was the result. Gnostic three of swords.

Gnostic Three Of Swords. Drawn by Michele Witchipoo. Oct. 2012.
Gnostic Three Of Swords. Drawn by Michele Witchipoo. Oct. 2012.

Aegishjalmur Oct.2012

Here’s something I drew late last night:

Aegishjalmur. Drawn Babalon Babes Style, Created by Michele Witchipoo, Oct. 2012.

“Well-being I won and wisdom too. I grew and took joy in my growth: From a word to a word, I was let to a word, From a deed to another deed.” – Anonymous, The Poetic Edda