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A Trip To Fairyland

Posted in Art, Faerie, tagged Amanita Muscaria, Art, Art & Design, Arts, fairy tales, Fly Agaric, Mushrooms, Nature, Red and White Mushrooms, Toadstool on March 28, 2012| 3 Comments »

Updated 12/03/2015

Raven's Bread

In this painting by Basia-AlmostTheBrave on deviantart, a girl walks a winged horse through a forest of – what else – A. muscaria. Love the dreamy quality of this one.

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The World’s Cutest Dog

Posted in Gifs, tagged Animals, baby animals, cute, Dog, Pets, Pomeranian, puppies on March 28, 2012| 6 Comments »

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Dare You Enter Lily Wight’s Gallery?

Posted in Art, tagged Art, Arts, Blog, Fantasy, Gallery, Horror, Lily Wight, Lily Wight ~ The Arcade of Arts & Arcana, Science Fiction on March 28, 2012| 1 Comment »

Updated 05/03/2015

The picture gallery at Lily Wight ~ The Arcade of Arts & Arcana is always open. Click the tab at the top of the homepage to explore or just click Lily’s picture (below) for a shortcut 🙂

Deviant Moon Tarot, The Eight of Cups by Patrick Valenza.

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Angels, Angels Everywhere

Posted in TV, tagged Arts, Being John Malkovich, Catherine Keener, Charlie Kaufman, HBO, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Programs, Television, Theatre on March 28, 2012| Leave a Comment »

I saw the HBO mini-series a few years ago and loved it, thanks for reminding me! It would be nice to see a production tackle a more radical representation of the angels though.
This is a brilliant piece x

Thoughts on Theatre

“In this world, there is a kind of painful progress. Longing for what we’ve left behind, and dreaming ahead.”
― Tony Kushner

Angels, angels everywhere. Ever since Kushner’s acclaimed play burst onto the scene in 1993, it’s taken the theatre world by storm – a tempest kicked up by the wings of hundreds of different iterations of the angel figure. Take a stroll down memory lane and see how a number of different productions imagined this pivotal role:

1993, Original Broadway production

1997, Theater Dortmund

2001, Guilford College

2003, HBO series

2004, American Conservatory Theatre

2010, Dutch photographer Erwin Olaf’s commemoration of Amsterdam’s DeLaMar Theatre’s opening

2010, Signature Theatre

Which version is the most effective? It’s remarkable that despite their physical/design differences, these angels are all relatively close in terms of presentation.

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Lily Wight’s Spring Equinox Tarot Reading ~ Revised With Extra Information ~ Please Feel Free To Share Your Wisdom

Posted in Tarot, tagged Cartomancy, Death, Deviant Moon Tarot, Divination, Equinox, Five of Wands, Four of Swords, King of Swords, King of Wands, Lily Wight, Ostara, Patrick Valenza, Religion and Spirituality, Seven of Cups, Six of Wands, Tarot, Three of Coins on March 28, 2012| 15 Comments »

Hello Blogsprites!

I hope you are enjoying the Spring sunshine.

It seems that some of my fellow Tarot readers are not familiar with the Deviant Moon spread I tried out for my Ostara personal reading. I have been asked to include some extra details to assist their kind interpretations.

I focused on a general enquiry regarding my progress through the year relating to a new creative venture.

1. The Inquirer, Present Day ~ The Magus

2. Past Influences ~ The Six of Wands

3. Subconscious Influences ~ The King of Wands

4. Secret Desires & Wishes ~ The King of Swords

5. Hidden Forces ~ The Hierophant

6. Events Yet To Come ~ The Three of Pentacles

7. Surrounding Environment ~ Death

8. Influence Of Others ~ The Five of Wands

9. Spiritual Forces ~ The Seven of Cups

10. Final Outcome ~ The Four of Swords

I feel like I am on the right track, side-stepping conflict and heeding the strong male role-models who seem to surround me now. This is definitely a period of dramatic transition and thoughtful development. I’ve got my eyes peeled for positive collaborations.

I would be grateful for any of your thoughts and interpretations,

Love Lily xx