Wyrd #6

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Introducing Wyrd issue 6, a beautifully crafted A5 occult art zine with 92 pages of captivating content. Perfectly bound and printed in full colour on recycled paper, this issue is not only a pleasure to read but also environmentally friendly. The first of two issues covering Middle Earth or Midgard, the trunk of the world tree, this edition features intriguing topics such as haunted churches, custom doll visionary art, toy art tarot, shamanic drumming, and much more. Set to be released Midsummer 2024, Wyrd issue 6 is a must-have for anyone with an interest in alternative and esoteric art and culture.

Featuring:

  • Haunting of St. Peter’s Church by Will Wright

  • Will reveals his ghostly encounter and the lesson learnt from it

  • Toy Tarot by The Cameron Twins.

  • Rising contemporary artists, The Cameron Twins talk about their ideas behind these toy art creations.

  • Drumming (part two) by Paul Badger

  • Paul further explains his magickal practice including his land protecting activities.

  • Middle Earth (part one) by Wyldheart & Wright

  • On how walking the land became the most supportive and spirituality fulfilling practice whilst homeless.

  • Atavism Idols by Brooke Welty

  • American artist Brooke delves into her issues surrounding her connection with ancestors.

  • Trance Visions by Claire Wyldheart

  • Claire unpacks another trance encounter into art and words.

  • Mr Punch & Friends by Wyldheart & Wright

  • The further adventures of the Lord of Misrule doll photography

  • Journey to Hyperspace by Wyldheart & Wright

  • The art partners talk about their sci-fi take on visionary art

  • Wyrd Basics: Tarot

  • A foundational article on the divinatory use of tarot cards

Introducing Wyrd issue 6, a beautifully crafted A5 occult art zine with 92 pages of captivating content. Perfectly bound and printed in full colour on recycled paper, this issue is not only a pleasure to read but also environmentally friendly. The first of two issues covering Middle Earth or Midgard, the trunk of the world tree, this edition features intriguing topics such as haunted churches, custom doll visionary art, toy art tarot, shamanic drumming, and much more. Set to be released Midsummer 2024, Wyrd issue 6 is a must-have for anyone with an interest in alternative and esoteric art and culture.

Featuring:

  • Haunting of St. Peter’s Church by Will Wright

  • Will reveals his ghostly encounter and the lesson learnt from it

  • Toy Tarot by The Cameron Twins.

  • Rising contemporary artists, The Cameron Twins talk about their ideas behind these toy art creations.

  • Drumming (part two) by Paul Badger

  • Paul further explains his magickal practice including his land protecting activities.

  • Middle Earth (part one) by Wyldheart & Wright

  • On how walking the land became the most supportive and spirituality fulfilling practice whilst homeless.

  • Atavism Idols by Brooke Welty

  • American artist Brooke delves into her issues surrounding her connection with ancestors.

  • Trance Visions by Claire Wyldheart

  • Claire unpacks another trance encounter into art and words.

  • Mr Punch & Friends by Wyldheart & Wright

  • The further adventures of the Lord of Misrule doll photography

  • Journey to Hyperspace by Wyldheart & Wright

  • The art partners talk about their sci-fi take on visionary art

  • Wyrd Basics: Tarot

  • A foundational article on the divinatory use of tarot cards

  • Hellebore
    A5 magazine, 92 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 bookshop

The fact all the articles are written almost like personal accounts rather than more academic style text, is very inviting and inclusive.
—De_Ziners

It'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

 

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