On The Cover

On The Cover of Issue #28 AUtumn 2014 Subscribe // Order Back Issues Moscow-based photographer Katerina Plotnikova is one of the most exciting artists out there today, with her...

Photography by Ange Harper “There’s no place on earth with more of the old superstitions and magic mixed into its daily life than the Scottish...

“The hobbits sat in shadow by the wayside. Before long the elves came down the lane towards the valley. They passed slowly, and the...

Should you encounter Terry Dresbach at Thru the Stones in late November, billed as “the first and largest Outlander convention in the Central United States,”...

by Grace Nuth Photography by Steve Parke She sits, back slumped in a way that indicates she is oblivious of our gaze or the propriety...

PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEVE PARKE   The idea for this shoot sprang forth when Shannon Dawn Rauch invited me to the secret archives of the legendary Morris...

Photography: Val Gleason (@vallerina01) Models: Tiffany Megan (@the.seasonal.scottish.lass), Ginkgo Greene (@ginkgogreene), Haylie Hopkins (@hotmesshaylie) When searching for the right cover for this vintage witch issue, there...

Photographer: Ava Rymer @gingeredspice Model: Molly Katherine @scarlett.o.hair Gowns: Chotronette @chotronette Florals: Mary Love with Love is in the Air @loveisintheairevents Venue: Vaughan House Greenhouse & Enchanted Cottage...

Excerpt/Summary: Explore the enchanting world of solitary witchcraft with ceramicist Rachael Platt. In the Winter Witch issue, she unveils the magic of manifesting jars—ritual tools designed to focus intentions and dreams. Rachael, along with photographer Steve Parke, captures the essence of her beliefs in stunning forest scenes and moonlit rituals, celebrating the solitary elemental witchcraft that is deeply connected to nature. Discover the power of manifesting, the significance of lunar phases, and the artistic vision behind Rachael's magical ceramics.

You might recognize our cover model—female knight, professional archer, mermaid, and entrepreneur Virginia Hankins—from our Spring 2014 issue, in which we told you all about...