In the new Snaps! project,
Protagonist & Praxis, figures from film are imagined as muses for artistic
perspectives, personal vocation, and calls to action.
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Sisters Sally and Gillian
are a part of a maternal line of witches with both magical powers and a curse
that dooms the men they fall in love with to tragic deaths. With help from the
other women in their family, they confront the curse with their supernatural
powers and home-brewed spells.
-Fleetwood Mac’s
“Mirage:” Channel the mystical with Fleetwood Mac’s album, “Mirage,” which
includes “Gypsy,” “Book of Love,” and “Love in Store.”
-The Complete
Dictionary of Symbols by Jack
Tresidder: Keep the magical within the everyday: Tresidder’s dictionary
includes origins and meanings of symbols from folklore, religious traditions,
and cultural beliefs for interpreting dreams and daily iconography.
-Terrarium: Take a cue
from the Owens’ ample garden and get inspired by Alice Walker’s “In Search of Our Mother’s Gardens,” her 1983 nonfiction testimony for women of color’s
creative spaces within the kitchen, garden, and other domestic spheres.
Flex that green thumb by learning to make a terrarium or buying one like this.
-Homemade Potions: Linda
Rodin, of Rodin Olio Lusso’s “near-magical” essential oils, first dreamed up her
recipes apothecary-style in her kitchen. Read Into The Gloss’s interview here
for inspiration on home potions.
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