#dena natali

[gamer-of-the-day]

Today’s Gamer of the Day is: Dena Natali from The Game Den

[cyborcat]

My Boring (but super-practical) Grimoire So ... people usually show off their grimoires when they're beautiful and decrative. And they're great--I love looking at those, and kudos to those of you with beautiful grimoires. But, I think sometimes beginner witches see them and they think that theirs has to look like that. And maybe they never get around to even writing in them because they're afraid to mess them up. Well, here's mine. Since I'm a beginner as well (not to mention on a very strict budget) my grimoire is just a binder I had laying around from a previous project, and I just ... started writing down info in it like the Pagan holidays, altar ideas, and info about things like the elements, colors, and moon phases. That first image is obviously the cover. It's one of those binders with the clear cover that you can put an image in--I went with this print-out showing the pagan holidays (mainly just because I got tired of looking at a plain white binder =P). Second picture shows the only bit of "drawing" I've done in it--just a kind of title page. In the pocket is a shower spell for relieving stress that I printed out. I actually put it up in the shower with a piece of tape, so I can read it. Once it gets too warped from the moisture, I'll just print out a new one. The other two images are just a couple of random pages. I use post-its a LOT. As tabs separating the different sections, and I also like to write chants that I like to recite during spells--the binder is too big and clunky to set on my little table, so I prefer to just stick a little piece of paper with what I need to say on it. And I like to keep them short anyway, so it works well for that. So there ya go. If you want to make your grimoire beautiful, you totally can, but it can also be strictly reference material. Of course, I may make a prettier one some day, but I'd need the kind of book where I can move the pages around, which is the real reason I went with a binder. tldr; It's literally a binder with post-its =P Feel free to ask any questions.

[cyborcat]

Poured paint design using a ring-pour technique, featuring different shades of blue, then a second layer was added with metallic gold swipe.

Listed another painting!

[cyborcat]

Not a new painting, but I've decided that I like it a lot, and maybe you will too!

https://cyborcatgraphics.etsy.com/listing/1641082816

[cyborcat]

Poured paint design using red, white, black, and a little silver. It resembles roses but is also suggestive of a spine, giving it a somewhat

New painting listed on my Etsy store!

[skullchicken]

Month of Fanart Day 25 - The Film Den (Cyborcat)

Dena Natali has been making videos for quite some time already and her videos range from horror (Silent Hill Retrospective, Evil Dead Reviews, Resident Evil Let’s Play...) over comedy (Red Dwarf Vlogs) to sweet stuff (My little Pony: Friendship is Magic Vlogs, as well as an Undertale Let’s Play)

What always draws me to her is that we have the same taste in media, as well as he dedication to research (especially in the Silent Hill reviews) and her calm and frankly really soothing voice, often with some dry wit.

If that sounds good to you, you should check out her channel: Cyborcat

If you’d like to see my original art, you can do that here: Homepage

Why yes, I do commissions! 

[cyborcat]

My Red Dwarf Vlog for “Waiting for God” is up!

[cyborcat]

Final Silent Hill 2 Let's Play video (and possibly my final LP video in general) is up!