making friends with the moon
after a few years making the BLOOD MOON calendar, i really wanted there to be a companion of sorts that could help people further deepen their connection to the lunar shifts they were observing. finally it’s here! this print is a tool that will serve you for years to come, and can be a jumping off point for your own further study. it’s laid out in a simple and pleasing way, so that families can use it to share this ancient knowledge with children if they’d like.
outlined here are a few things i like to keep in mind as i work with the moon:
*some basic lunar gardening tips
*self-care guidelines for each moon phase that take into account the way that the moon might affect your mind/body
*some “common” names for each full moon of the year (derived from indigenous peoples of turtle island and also europe. discovering more of these names is a fun research project, i recommend it!)
printed locally at oddities prints, with rich black and cobalt blue ink on lavender paper. 11x14”
after a few years making the BLOOD MOON calendar, i really wanted there to be a companion of sorts that could help people further deepen their connection to the lunar shifts they were observing. finally it’s here! this print is a tool that will serve you for years to come, and can be a jumping off point for your own further study. it’s laid out in a simple and pleasing way, so that families can use it to share this ancient knowledge with children if they’d like.
outlined here are a few things i like to keep in mind as i work with the moon:
*some basic lunar gardening tips
*self-care guidelines for each moon phase that take into account the way that the moon might affect your mind/body
*some “common” names for each full moon of the year (derived from indigenous peoples of turtle island and also europe. discovering more of these names is a fun research project, i recommend it!)
printed locally at oddities prints, with rich black and cobalt blue ink on lavender paper. 11x14”
after a few years making the BLOOD MOON calendar, i really wanted there to be a companion of sorts that could help people further deepen their connection to the lunar shifts they were observing. finally it’s here! this print is a tool that will serve you for years to come, and can be a jumping off point for your own further study. it’s laid out in a simple and pleasing way, so that families can use it to share this ancient knowledge with children if they’d like.
outlined here are a few things i like to keep in mind as i work with the moon:
*some basic lunar gardening tips
*self-care guidelines for each moon phase that take into account the way that the moon might affect your mind/body
*some “common” names for each full moon of the year (derived from indigenous peoples of turtle island and also europe. discovering more of these names is a fun research project, i recommend it!)
printed locally at oddities prints, with rich black and cobalt blue ink on lavender paper. 11x14”