Rune images

Hey folks, these are a few images I did for a website that I co-created with my friend  F.V. Fargas, called

http://www.ocult-ro.com

It is mainly in Romanian, and it s meant to fill the gap in our web presence in the occult, but not necessarily for romanians,  It has an article section for English too, just so you know. 

http://www.ocult-ro.com/p/articole.html

AAAnuway here we go, the full set of the Elder Futhark, with one extra for Hagalaz.

Should you want to add these to your blog or website, please let me know, do not do that on your own.  I won t charge you anything and anybody is free to use them, just let me know. 

The font used to make these is called  ANGERTHAS, and its made available freely by Bruce Kyam. 

1. Fehu

 

2. Uruz

 

3. Thurisaz

 

4. Ansuz

 

5. Raidho

 

6. Kenaz

 

7. Gifu

 

8. Wunjo

 

9. Hagalaz (old version)

 

9. Hagalaz (new version)

 

10. Nauthiz

11. Isa

 

12. Jera

 

13. Eiwaz

 

14. Perthro

 

15. Algiz

 

16 Sowilo

 

17. Tyr

18. Berkano

 

19. Ehwaz

 

20. Mannaz

 

21. Laguz

 

22. Daggaz

 

23. Ingwaz

 

24. Othila

Two new covers for Ishtar Publishing

Hey folks! My collaboration with Ishtar Publishing is yielding new fruits.  I m so glad the Barhatyah is finally out and shipped to their pre-ordering owners, can t wait to see how it turned out.

These are some forthcoming titles that they are bringing out, and I did these covers, at least stand-ins, so they ll probably look different in print. The titles are links to their own pages.

First one is by Nineveh Shadrach, an incredible collection of Arabic talismans never before published in English, and some even never before published anywhere:

CITY OF TALISMANS

 

The second one is a rare jewel of Arabic esotheric lore, called Tartib al-Da'wat fi Takhsis al-Awaqat, from the Master Ahmad Al-Buni, translated as

GLYPHS OF POWER

Get em while they're hot!

Christian lamen

 

We cannot exclude the christian element from the classical grimoires. That is because the fathers of the grimoires did not practice some old pagan religion, but Christianity, and that is not a bad thing. Being a Christian by birth and a mage by choice, I do not have a problem with them coexisting. 

This is a piece I felt inspired to do. Hope you like it.