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A piece that I drew a little while ago of Hestia that I’m submitting for @thehearthscrapbook ‘s first theme - The Autumn Hearth !! Love the scrapbook initiative idea, hope to see more people’s work!
It’s technically unfinished but I kind of like it this way anyway.
page ii - dying light
welcome to the second scrapbooking challenge! this one will last until the end of november. the theme is dying light - so anything to do with dusk/twilight is good inspiration, but feel free to get creative!
✧ how to join
this project is open to everyone. think of it like a shared altar: we each bring something small and meaningful, and together it becomes a fire worth gathering around. you can:
share your own art, poetry, or photography
create a digital collage, moodboard, or altar
post an image, song, or quote that feels like this theme
a spell or astrological reading
a divination reading
a guide for something to try around the theme
something else!
make sure your post mentions the page or the theme, and please mention me so i can reblog it here. if you would rather be credited anonymously when i do the round up, just send your inspiration into my ask box instead.
✧ guidance for this page
if you’re not sure where to start, here are a few search terms for inspiration.
“dying light”
“fog”
“twilight”
“dusk”
“november energy”
“blue hour”
if you have any questions, feel free to send me an ask! i'll update here when the page is closing (and has closed) and collated on the substack.
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this blog is dedicated to Hestia Prytaneia - keeper of the shared flame. may she bless this project and all who work on it, and may it guide us to be closer and stronger as a community. i ask her light guides the hands that type, and may the flame of this project never go out.
