The law states that for every #Crowley I paint, an #Aziraphale must follow (and viceversa) 😌
I hope you like it 🩵
The law states that for every #Crowley I paint, an #Aziraphale must follow (and viceversa) 😌
I hope you like it 🩵
Ob auf Plattencovern oder in Songs – #Aleister #Crowley taucht immer wieder in der #Popkultur auf. Manche verehren ihn als #Okkultist, andere halten ihn für verrückt.
https://www1.wdr.de/radio/wdr5/sendungen/zeitzeichen/zeitzeichen-aleister-crowley-100.html
After a somewhat long time, I was in the mood for #Crowley! I forgot how much I loved painting him <:
I hope you like it! 💙
#AnthonyJCrowley #DavidTennant #GoodOmens #IneffableHusbands #Wisesnail
I took the day off for life admin reasons, but I also found a bit of time to start a tiny portrait of #Crowley after ages without one ☺️
Stay tuned for the final version 🩵
#AnthonyJCrowley #DavidTennant #GoodOmens #GO #wip #wisesnail
"This isn't Wall Street! This is hell! And we have a little something called integrity!"
-- #Crowley
#Supernatural 07.08
A free, elegantly formatted PDF edition of Aleister Crowley – Confessions, Volume I is now available on the blog. The document has been carefully prepared with refined fonts and a clear layout, making it both easy to read and fully searchable. This release offers readers a polished way to engage with Crowley’s own account of his life and ideas.
You can download the PDF here:
https://frater273.com/2025/09/14/free-pdf-aleister-crowley-confessions-volume-i-2/
It’s my birthday month (Hi fellow libras! 👋) so I get a free pass to traumatise y’all with an EVERY jumpscare in this month’s Ineffable Card.
The first version literally summarises season 2’s entire plot in one (1) phrase and the second version was thrown in as a courtesy by the wonderful Lexi (@leximohneyofficial on IG) Iwhen I had an acute case of the second guesses! Thank you, Lexi!
#aziraphale #crowley #ineffablehusbands #goodomens #goodomensfanart #aziracrow #myart #ineffablecards
https://youtu.be/1BvEBMnydko - Justin Sledge of #Esoterica: 'In 1918 Aleister Crowley found himself enjoying a few glasses of then illegal Absinthe in the French Quarter of New Orleans. While he waited for a friend he penned an extraordinary essay reflecting on Absinthe, the Occult, the dangers of the prohibitionist and the denizens of the Old Absinthe House still at the corner of Bourbon and Bienville.'
