Dream Space

NEW MOON- creation, beginnings, brighter future. This is the second best time to practice magic. If you want something new to enter your life (or something old to leave), the new moon is a very good time to do spells on that matter.

WAXING CRESCENT- Hope, revelation, revitalization. This phase of the moon is the phase of hope. If you want to restart an old project, or help rebuild parts of your life, the waxing crescent is a good time for that.

FIRST QUARTER- harmony, decisions, action. This moon phase is about taking something into your own hands, and making it better for yourself. However, this is also a phase of harmony, so remember to not be greedy. This is a good time for tarot readings as well.

WAXING GIBBOUS- Action, the divine, fertility. This is the third best time to practice magic. It signifies creation and spiritual matters, but not as powerful as the full moon. However, it is still a very good time to practice magic, and it’s also the best time to ward of negative spirits.

FULL MOON- The divine, spirituality, magic. The full moon is the best time to practice magic, especially at night. Most spells work best at the full moon. This is also a good time to do a tarot reading, but not as good as the first quarter.

WANING GIBBOUS- Decay, curses, loss. One of the more negative phases of the moon, the waning gibbous isn’t a good time to do magic, with the exception of curses. Be on the lookout.

THRID QUARTER- Desisesions, indecisiveness, irrational choices. Similar to the first quarter, this phase is about desisions, but you may be making irrational choices either for the sake of it, or because you’re not thinking clearly. This is the worst time to do magic.

Rusty Blazenhoff:

I’m not making this up: Crayola is making makeup.

Yep, in a partnership with young adult retail brand ASOS, Crayola now has a line of 58 vegan and cruelty-free beauty products, which includes “face crayons,” mascara, highlighters, and eyeshadow palettes. Shades, such as Tumbleweed and Dandelion, match the names of actual Crayola crayons.

Elle notes the collection is “gender fluid,” citing a press release about the line from ASOS. They also note that both men and women are shown wearing the product in the campaign’s photos.

And no, you can’t just use real crayons as makeup. They’re not “designed, tested, or approved” for that purpose, according to the crayon giant’s website.

(Mashable)

GoodMorning🍃

HUZZAH Korrasami workout prints complete! These will be debuting at ECCC for purchase as individuals or as a set deal ;)

For those who won’t be able to make it to ECCC, I plan on opening my web store this year, within a few months (I am traveling overseas in April, so after that!). These, along with the remainder of my Korrasami collaboration prints with Jen Bartel, my ATLA/Korra poster, and whatever is left of my Korrasami boxing 5x7 prints will be available, and whatever else I cook up after that!