Oooh la la!
Last year, I was approached by a publisher in France who was
putting together a Lunar Calendar with a theme of celebrating the Sacred Feminine. They had come across my artwork and wanted to
use a couple of select pieces in their publication, which featured art by many
different artists from around the world.
I agreed, and last year’s Rev’Elles Agenda Lunaire 2012 was published. When I got my 2 copies, I thought
they were beautiful – full of vibrant artwork and useful information (226 pages worth - this little book is 3/4 of an inch thick!).
Along
with a lunar calendar, it had writings on various pagan holidays, seasonal
information, a planting almanac for your garden, astrological descriptions, datebook pages and even a few
recipes. Of course, all of this was in
French, so I couldn’t actually read it, but even in a language I don’t know, it
was lovely.
Unfortunately, only one small, altered piece of my art made
it in…printed super teeny tiny! Ah c'est la vie!
Today I got 2 copies of Rev’Elles Agenda Lunaire 2013, and
it’s just as beautiful. This time my “Sacred
Feminine” piece got a nice, juicy spot on it’s own page! And my little half-Namaste icon is featured
throughout once more – printed super teeny tiny!
Anyone read French...?
More info (in French) about these publications:
