Divination Time!

[wyld_dandelyon]

Look at my beautiful new icon by meeksp!  She captured the bright enamels, the different metal colors, and even the casual integration with daily life shown in my Torn World-style readings by Rai-Kunabei.  Thank you, Meeks!

(For those who don't know, she periodically draws an icon as a random "door prize" for one of the people who comment on her drawings.  You should go check out her art.)

I've done this before. If you hang out here, you probably know what to do. If not, and you want more information that the notes below, go here for a bit of information.  (I'm carving a bit of time out of my lunch hour to make this post, so please pardon me if I seem rushed!)

EDIT: THIS DRAW IS CLOSED. However, if you missed it, and really want a card or three, I'll add you to the queue for $5/card.

Please leave a question or comment, and a tip if you can.  Anyone can request a free card.  As a thank-you for people who tip $5 or more, I'll do a two-card reading, and $10 or more, a three-card reading.  You can suggest a divination method/deck if you have a preference, out of the ones that I use. 

I will probably do most of the readings over the weekend, however, I wanted to get this posted so anyone who particularly wants a reading drawn on the Equinox has that opportunity.  Please let me know if a reading done during the equinox would be particularly meaningful to you.  Otherwise, patrons will be given priority on readings.  Please note:  I do readings to the best of my ability to provide inspiration, insight, and entertainment.  Please go see a mundane professional if you need one.

Again, sorry for the brevity of the introductory post!  Gotta run!

Oh, dear, I almost forgot to put the hat out! 

Tips so far:

Comments

See No Evil

[wyld-dandelyon.livejournal.com]

Look at that monkey there, sitting on the rocks. He's hiding from something, but he can't help peeking. Is it dread, or hope? Whatever it is, the ineffective attempt to hide is only keeping his hands too busy to do anything else. You use stone to build, after all, and there's pretty stones all around. Whatever you're dealing with, you need be aware of enough that you can make strategic moves--that's a chess piece right there. The amber scarab sitting there is like a pool of warm sunlight, reminding you that little things can make a huge difference.

Re: See No Evil

[gypsytemptress.livejournal.com]

thank you so much for taking the time to do this.

Re: See No Evil

[wyld-dandelyon.livejournal.com]

You're welcome. Thank you for stopping by!