Konton chaos magick octarine art crowley spare magic

This piece was originally designed for a website (www.chaosmagic.com) and I have since played with it for a few different purposes... I think this is one of the nicer almost pop art kinds of variations. I have a deep appreciation for chaos magick and wanted to make a design that was not overly scary, while not being overly wimpy either.

This is the 8 pointed star of the endless possibilities, the symbol of chaos magick, also known as the chaosphere or octarine.

What is for sale is a very high quality 8.5x11 inch reproduction. It is limited to 150 prints, at which time a new edition with a new background will be created. Each print comes nicely sealed in plastic with a hard mat backing and an information sheet. Each sale will also include a pair of nifty 3-D glasses and a small selection of postcards, bookmarks and possibly a sticker or two. Please take a look at the photo to see what you will recieve when you win the auction... (please note the backside is shown to illustrate the item, only one print will be sent per winning bid). Shipping costs for each additional print is $0.45 for small and $0.75 for large prints.

Below is a person at an art festival trying the 3-D glasses for the first time.

Each print will also come with an assortment of free art samples such as bookmarks, postcards and additional goodies from the artists featured in the store. These free items vary with the size of the package and availability, but the picture below is pretty representative of what you can expect to receive.

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About Nemo

Nemo has lived in many states and had a background in politics and religion before moving on to art. Much of his art is done ambidextrously. He loves collecting books of ethnographic art and finds inspiration by going to museums to look at collections of ancient and tribal artifacts. He is currently making posters for several bands and selling his work around the world.