Moonbow Brite

thank you so much! ❤︎I find adorable yet nsfw to be quite plentiful, here on the Tumblrsphere! It’s also my favorite lolhere is a small handful that I particularly enjoy, and follow myself. Some of them are very nsfw, and some of them are just a bit lewd/suggestive, but all pretty adorable, imo:  schmuccubus

diives

gh0stmoth

nsfwglacierclear

tewitochi

bampshi

itsunknownanon

kanekoya

xa-colors

lolimoog

creamylewds

punipawsart

rafchu

norasuko-art

bunnyshadeow

sorimori

silk-and-opium

Challenge 86: Freebie: Amethyst

Always grateful for our freebie challenges, was finally able to wrap up this illustration that was originally intended for Thumbcramps “Fat Mermaids” zine.

*Was such a great project with all the profits benefiting a body positive, non-profit charity (beauty REDEFINED).  

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when i was little i could almost inerringly switch back to disney channel right as the ads ended when i was channel surfing.

maybe youve never accidentally crushed a ladybug underfoot. maybe your microwave popcorn never burns. maybe you can spin around lots and lots of times before you get dizzy.

is that magic??

I have a coworker who somehow makes better coffee than everyone else even though the grounds come pre-measured and all you have to do is load them up and push a button.  I have a friend who has inch long nails that never break.  My brother can copy origami just by looking at the finished product and my mother can do the same with knots.  I knew a guy who never made an error when typing.

I think that there is somewhat of a stigma that comes along with being Wiccan, Pagan, or any sort who uses a digital Book of Shadows or other type of digital journal to keep organized within their practice… I’ve had flack from Wiccan friends who insist that you need to have a hard copy and it’s lame if you don’t have some kind of fancy journal that you’ve made or spent a fortune on. 

While I understand the novelty of a huge, leather-bound journal filled with pages upon pages of mystery and magic, written exclusively in ink made from natural pigments with a feather-turned-quill that was scavenged from the bottom of your raven familiar’s cage… 

Well… I don’t have that kind of time or money. 

Instead, after trying to keep organized on paper for so long and experiencing nothing but frustration over trying to find specific spells or recipes in an efficient manner and coming up empty, I have opted to become, what I like to call, a Digital Witch.

I have always had a terrible time writing things down in a journal and keeping them organized in a way that will make sense to me when I come back to look at it. On top of that, I sometimes have a hard time reading what I’ve written, and I have a mean lazy streak and prefer to type, or in some cases “Ctrl C, Ctrl V”.

Recently, I’ve begun using Microsoft OneNote as my Book of Shadows. The format is perfect for this, as you can create a notebook with sections, and pages within those sections. You can even include pictures, which is perfect for anybody who has a visual memory… you can just snap pictures of your process and stick them in next to the instructions.

With digital witchery, If you need to do a ritual and can’t have your laptop nearby or have a stationary computer, you can simply print out the page needed… this is less cumbersome than an entire journal, and you can stick it into a protective plastic sheet to keep it away from oils, candle wax, water, and other elements that might mess up the paper. 

When you’re finished, you can even stick it in a binder or folder for later use so you don’t need to print it again if it’s something you will use often. No more flipping through pages and pages in a book to find what you need, or messy post-it note page markers!

I’ve listed below a few options for any other people who are as frustrated as I was, or are interested in going digital for any reason;

Microsoft OneNote (free for PC or Mac) - Great for use as a Book of Shadows due to it’s high organization and customization.

Diaro (free online journal with phone apps) - This one is really cool, especially if you need to keep track of ideas on the go or like to be able to make entries from any device. It is a daily journal, so I don’t see it being as suitable for use as a Book of Shadows, but that is all personal preference.

mySchoolNotebook (free online note-keeping with phone apps) - This one is awesome for the coven that shares their BoS with one-another, since you can connect through Facebook and share notebooks with each-other. 

Evernote (free for PC or Mac) - Similar to OneNote with its high organizational features, however it is more business oriented and a bit more difficult to use at first. 

I hope some of you find this information helpful, and I hope that the stigma against digital witchery someday stops.

Blessed be!