I created a collection of altar cloths. While I do not engage in the practice of magic, I derive immense joy from the act of painting and drawing sigils. Each piece is a reflection of my soul, infused with heartfelt intention and creativity!
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i love this so much! thank you for sharing
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Cool! So which one are you going to use first?
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Absolutely, King Paimon’s altar stands out to me as it truly resonates with me.
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the one with the two little moons is so cute ! reminds me of my patron … i - is it the sigil of His mom … ? hekate … ?
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Yes its sigil of hecate
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very cute version !!! reminds me of a custom sigil i made for myself that is inspired by her and her son’s ><
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Acrylic on cloth.
Here’s my second piece dedicated to the great infernal king, Paimon.
While I don’t work with him, I take great pleasure in crafting art for the djinn king Paimon. It’s my humble tribute to him.
King Paimon, I hope you accept this offering, as I have poured my heart and soul into it. All hail to you, great infernal king!
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It looks amazing! 
You are talented!
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This seems to be a continuation of the Altar Cloth artwork topic.
As this is about sharing your artwork rather than starting a new discussion, I have merged these together. Newcomers will then also see your prior work and understand this in context. 
Please avoid making duplicate topics for the same subject where possible.
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Yes. Thank you. I appreciate it
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Can you plz make a tutorial thread showing us how you go about making these, I would love to learn how to make these as well 
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Ok. I will send a tutorial in near future. Thank you
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Royal Gold on Cloth
I just finished king paimon’s sigil. For next altar cloth im gonna paint Labal and Abalim sigil
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aaaaaa i want to make something like this but in white and pastel pink (* ´ ▽ ` *)
this made me so happy
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Go ahead and give it a try—it’s quite simple! All you need are two colors of acrylic paint: red and white. Combine the red acrylic with a few drops of white to achieve the perfect pastel pink shade. Aim for a mixture of about 70% red and 30% white, and keep mixing until you reach your desired color. Additionally, you’ll need to have a piece of cloth, which should be easy to find.
Just do it. I’m sure king paimon would love it.
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omgggg ty ! i might also add a little blue so it will be a colder pink
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or might also try the opposite … white sigil on pink cloth …
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