Allison’s Substack
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Alchemical Word of the Week
“A moment’s insight is sometimes worth a life’s experience.” —Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
A New Moon and A Full Moon
Happy New Moon in Aries, everyone. Are you feeling the fire yet? I may have shared this image here before, but I absolutely love this time of year and the whole idea of Aries energy. I know its traditionally based on Mars, the god of war, b...
Alchemical Word of the Week and the Project- in-Progress
A few weeks ago, I went with a friend up to Joshua Tree, bringing my alchemical oracle deck artwork along, in hopes that I’d be able to get my head back in the game of publishing this project with so many moving pieces (literally). Lucky fo...
Ep. 45 British Painter Claudia Bonney on Seeing the Unseen
Today’s guest is Claudia Bonnie — a painter based in southwest England, whose artwork conjures mythical heroines, saints, goddesses, and epic animal icons. Her paintings live in that delicious space between mysticism and myth, where superst...
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This space for symbolic art, alchemy, inspiration, mental and spiritual health, and creative conversations. Turning lead into gold. Podcast hosted by artist Allison Adams. Artist at www.allisonadams.net ✨
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