Norse Series — Runes of the Old North
Rooted in the ancient language of the Elder Futhark, the Norse Series draws on the timeless symbols that once bound myth and meaning. Each piece — from die-cut vinyl sticker to altar card — carries a single rune as a point of meditation, rendered in stark black linework and wrapped in the Ouroboros. These designs speak of cycles, courage, and the quiet wisdom of the wild places. Whether placed on a journal, water bottle, or shrine, each work serves as a modern invocation — a reminder that what was sacred once, still is.
Metaphysical Series — Visions of the Unseen
The Metaphysical Series reimagines natural history through the lens of the metaphysical. Each sticker or altar card is presented like a collector’s specimen — labeled, cataloged, and carefully rendered — yet what it preserves is not bone or wing, but spirit. Moths, cicadas, fireflies, and other luminous beings are documented as if by a mystic biologist, revealing the hidden anatomy of wonder itself. Printed on archival stock with timeless restraint, these pieces invite quiet study — reminders that even the smallest creature can hold the light of an entire cosmos.
Original Prints — Artifacts from the Studio
The Original Prints collection features select works drawn directly from the Beneath the Mind studio archives — each piece printed in small batches and finished by hand. These are not reproductions of mass design, but living impressions of the creative process itself: graphite, ink, and intention transferred to fine art paper. Every print carries the quiet resonance of its making — the texture of the mark, the weight of the breath between strokes. Meant to be kept close, framed, or placed on an altar, they are tangible echoes of the unseen world from which all Beneath the Mind creations emerge.
The Lost Grimoire of Erasmus Vale — Oracle Deck & Field Notes
At the crossroads of art, mysticism, and natural philosophy lies The Lost Grimoire of Erasmus Vale. Inspired by the journals of a seventeenth-century anatomist-mystic, this 48-card oracle deck invites you to step into Vale’s world — a place where science and spirit were not at odds, but in conversation. Each card is drawn in the style of an old specimen plate, its imagery illuminated by forgotten symbols and quiet revelations. The companion volume, Field Notes of Erasmus Vale, expands the mythology with observations, meditations, and fragments from the Grimoire itself. Together, they form a complete system of reflection — a cabinet of curiosities for the inner cosmos.
Release date: May 2026
