An Ode to Circe
Circe, the daughter of the Titan Helios and the ocean nymph Perse, is a goddess and enchantress in the ancient Greek mythical tradition who has a bad habit of turning her enemies into animals. She also is a master of potions and herbs.
Witches Through the Ages
A COLLABORATION BY
THE SEAMSTRESS OF ROHAN AND HELENA AGUILAR MAYANS
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Photography by
Helena Aguilar Mayans Additional photography by Maria Simarro Losada
The idea for the Witches...
Lady of Shalott
Concept and design by Tricia Saroya
Photography by Shirlie Kemp
You’ve read about Tricia Saroya’s enchanted ranch (where she lives and hosts ultra-romantic weddings as well as...
Two Snow Queens
“Often at midnight she flies through the streets of the town, and looks in at the windows, then the ice freezes on the panes...
A Forest Fable
Photography by
CARRI ANGEL PHOTOGRAPHY
and ANGE HARPER
When model and artist (and elf) Ian Hencher learned that we were doing a forest-themed issue, he knew he...
Witchcraft Unveiled: Capturing Magic Through Collodion Wet-Plate Photography
For nearly a decade, photographer Ken Miner has used collodion wet-plate photography to capture witch Brianna Shambrook and document the evolution of her craft.
This...
Into The Forest
We asked a few of our favorite forest photographers to tell us about some of their most enchanted woodland images.
Garett Mensching
I discovered this tree...
Faeries of the Forest
Photography by Joy Marshall
Models: Tatiana Pimentel and Courtney Fox-Johns
Wings: Creatures Who Craft
Jewelry: Parrish Relics
For last spring’s Pre-Raphaelite issue, photographer Joy Marshall, model and artist...
Magical Winter Wear
Photo by Priscilla Hernandez
“... a great lady, taller than any woman that Edmund had ever seen. She also was covered in white fur up...
The Beauty of Yesteryear
The curving, distinctive lines of Art Nouveau buildings retain their glamour even when caked with dust or overgrown with vegetation. In fact, it might...