I just wanted to take a moment and give thanks to two people who have been extremely helpful in my work: Matthew Brownlee and Donald Leitch, pictured above to the left and right respectively. I have known both of them since high school, have worked magic extensively with both, and now rely upon their individual talents for my business.
I have known Don since 8th grade and we got the “magic” bug by reading Man Myth and Magic Encyclopedias in the school Library and reading Tarot cards that a teacher bought me from New Hope. Don, is my web-master. If you remember my old website “Tantrickery” on angelfire, you know that I needed him badly. Even though he is a terribly busy man in his own rite, he has never even delayed momentarily on even the smallest request. If there is anything on inominandum.com that i snot up to date, it is because of my dragging of feet not his.
If you are looking for a kick ass web designer with knowlege of magic, go to http://donaldleitchdesigns.com/ and get in touch.
Matthew Brownlee is my former room mate, first magical student, and partner in many crimes against the state, nature, and general good sense. When I needed a symbol to represent the Strategic Sorcery current, he was plugged right into it and came up with the Seal of Sorcery. When I wanted to evoke the spirits of the planets and have them transmit sigils that would act as portals to the planetary essence regardless of other factors, I performed the evocations, but asked the spirits to send him the visions, because I knew I would not be able to execute them. He is a professional Tattoo Artist and if you ever need work done, you should go check him out http://www.bakerstreettattoo.com/
Lats night was one of those rare occasions where both of them were at my house at the same time for a Christmas Party (small last-minute gathering: 3 types of chili, gingerbread decorating, wii sports, lots of wine. Good time, thanks for asking) and I feel like I need to publicly thank them for their work. Because, ya’know, they do it out of love and I will probably be asking more from them in the year ahead. Sooo Matt and Don: Thank you.
Aw. Matt looks oddly familar, maybe I’ve run into him at some point. Where did he go to school?
Familiar face aside, I gotta say, I’ve been contemplating contacting him for a piece since I first saw his work in Strategic Sorcery; I like his sigils. To top it off, Baker St is in my hometown. I’m kinda bemused because Media is the last place in the world I’d expect to go for ink, but it makes perfect sense to me that I should get my first piece done where it all started.
Its always great to have a group of mates you can relay on.
Man, Myth, and Magic! That brings back such fond memories of me in my local library! Thank you for that.
Chilli you say.. Tell me more.