It is a rare delight to be able to interview someone whose artwork is so emotionally powerful that it leaves the viewer stunned and looking for more.This is the case with our next artist interview with Nathalia Suellen.
It is with both honor and pleasure I introduce our next artist interview with, brilliant minded, and extremely talented, Cody Seekins.
It is my distinguished honor and pleasure to introduce to you an interview with a very talented and creative minded artist Aunia Kahn. Aunia has received mention and honors from a number of very reputable art sources such as REFUSED Magazine, Celebrity Artist Michael Bell Radio Show, Juxtapoz On-line, and many more. Aunia also has the pleasure and honor of being Excommunicate’s first photographer. So without further delay I present you the work of Aunia Kahn.
Alferian is an active practicing druid. Not only that but he is also a 32nd degree freemason. Perhaps, most intriguing is that he is a wand maker. As many people in today’s culture would believe, wands are something that only exist in fictional tales. However Alferian owner and master wand crafter at Bard Woodcrafts is here to tell us about what it is he does as a wandmaker and the function of wands.
JackDirt: What does it entail to be a practicing druid in today’s industrial times?
Alferian: That depends a great deal on who you are and where you live. Druids in Britain, Scotland, and Ireland, for example, have the advantage of being on the home turf, so to speak. They can go to the many stone circles, fairy mounds, or other ancient monuments in the landscape to honor the ancient divinities and their ancestors. As an American, my situation is different because my blood ancestors only go back about four generations on this land and were interlopers who destroyed the natural environment in an attempt to make European-style farms and towns.
