Nugoth Posters and Art Prints

Better wear a turtleneck and stock up on garlic, there are vampires abound!

Nu goth design for Moon Child

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Wiccan/Occult themed design suitable for any mystical beings

Look as mysterious as the moon with this stylish dripping lunar design

Look as mysterious as the moon with this stylish dripping lunar design

Look as mysterious as the moon with this stylish dripping lunar design

Look as mysterious as the moon with this stylish dripping lunar design

Look as mysterious as the moon with this stylish dripping lunar design

Look as mysterious as the moon with this stylish dripping lunar design

Freshly crowned

Cross Me and Die

Drawn as a companion piece to my Moons Out Runes Out

Witch's Canvas: Black Magic Enchantments

Beautiful bat protected by the moon and crystals. Offering healing and protection energy.

Two Headed bat represents duality. The all seeing eye in the center connects the duality. A is both A and Not A. It is surrounded by the elemental symbols and moon glyphs.

these work BEST AS STICKERS!!!!! it is transparent so it works hella great as a sticker.

It's Your Funeral

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spooky cute dolls i guess

Look as mysterious as the moon with this stylish dripping lunar design

It's like that one industrial metal band. Emily Vasquez form Loki IRL and RebelTaxi.

Lilith was a goddess of love and fertility in ancient Babylon. She was Adam's first wife in earlier versions of the tale. She refused to be subservient to him and being an owl goddess, she sprouted wings and flew away. Because of this, god made her into the mother of demons. Some people think it was meant to be a cautionary tale to rebellious women. And for that reason, Lilith has become a symbol of feminism and the reclaiming of female power. What are your thoughts on feminism and the reclaiming of the Goddess?