Wyrd #2
Wyrd (issue 2) is a stunning A5 occult art zine featuring 68 pages of captivating content. With full colour printing on recycled silk paper and a perfect bound finish, this issue is a beautiful addition to any collection. Inside, you'll find graffiti inspired rune designs, a custom Barbie Egyptian goddess, and an exploration of raving as a magick ritual. This issue continues to publish art and articles focused on contemporary shamanism, occult practices, and high strangeness. Don't miss out on this limited edition zine!
Featuring:
Futhark font by Will Wright. A Graffiti inspired rune font for the Elder Futhark.
Handrunes pt2 by Magnus Stokoe. More ideas and techniques for this finger magick.
Rave & Ritual by Will Wright. Dance, trance and the occult, explorations of past experiences and ideas for the future.
Visonary art of Tefnut by Claire Wyldheart. Devotional doll photography of the custom Barbie depicting the lioness headed deity encounter in trance.
Mr Punch & Friends. Further adventures of the Lord of Misrule and his folklore companions
Wyrd Basics: Exercise of Will
Wyrd (issue 2) is a stunning A5 occult art zine featuring 68 pages of captivating content. With full colour printing on recycled silk paper and a perfect bound finish, this issue is a beautiful addition to any collection. Inside, you'll find graffiti inspired rune designs, a custom Barbie Egyptian goddess, and an exploration of raving as a magick ritual. This issue continues to publish art and articles focused on contemporary shamanism, occult practices, and high strangeness. Don't miss out on this limited edition zine!
Featuring:
Futhark font by Will Wright. A Graffiti inspired rune font for the Elder Futhark.
Handrunes pt2 by Magnus Stokoe. More ideas and techniques for this finger magick.
Rave & Ritual by Will Wright. Dance, trance and the occult, explorations of past experiences and ideas for the future.
Visonary art of Tefnut by Claire Wyldheart. Devotional doll photography of the custom Barbie depicting the lioness headed deity encounter in trance.
Mr Punch & Friends. Further adventures of the Lord of Misrule and his folklore companions
Wyrd Basics: Exercise of Will
Wyrd (issue 2) is a stunning A5 occult art zine featuring 68 pages of captivating content. With full colour printing on recycled silk paper and a perfect bound finish, this issue is a beautiful addition to any collection. Inside, you'll find graffiti inspired rune designs, a custom Barbie Egyptian goddess, and an exploration of raving as a magick ritual. This issue continues to publish art and articles focused on contemporary shamanism, occult practices, and high strangeness. Don't miss out on this limited edition zine!
Featuring:
Futhark font by Will Wright. A Graffiti inspired rune font for the Elder Futhark.
Handrunes pt2 by Magnus Stokoe. More ideas and techniques for this finger magick.
Rave & Ritual by Will Wright. Dance, trance and the occult, explorations of past experiences and ideas for the future.
Visonary art of Tefnut by Claire Wyldheart. Devotional doll photography of the custom Barbie depicting the lioness headed deity encounter in trance.
Mr Punch & Friends. Further adventures of the Lord of Misrule and his folklore companions
Wyrd Basics: Exercise of Will
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Hellebore
A5 magazine, 68 pages. Printed on silk-coated paper. Perfect binding.
Description
Wyrd is a recent project launched in 2021 by Wyldheart & Wright as indie publishers. This A5 zine has already published 5 highly regarded issues, featuring art and articles of contemporary shamanism, occult, and high strangeness. The zine, perfect bound and printed on recycled silk paper, includes content such as Mr Punch & Friends, TranceVisions, Wyrd Basics, and more, making it a 21st century magick experience.
A new, innovative occult and occulture zine, in full colour. It's edgy, it's weird and it's impossible to put down.
—Treadwell's bookshopThe fact all the articles are written almost like personal accounts rather than more academic style text, is very inviting and inclusive.
—De_ZinersIt's got some really interesting articles inside... The photography is really fabulous... We like the way it is ancient and modern too.
—The Witching Museum
