sigil design

• You provide a clear intention statement (see guidelines below)

• I transform your words into a personalized symbol using traditional sigil methods

• I add my artistic interpretation while honoring the core essence

• You receive a digital file of your one-of-a-kind design

• Commission an original oil painting that incorporates your sigil to display in your home. A silent, secret reminder for only you that also enhances your space. Win-win!

• Commission a ceramic piece. Imagine sipping your coffee or tea each morning from your favorite mug with a gentle reminder of your special intention.

• Bring it to your tattoo artist for a permanent reminder of your intention.

• Add it to notebooks, phone cases, jewelry, and so much more. Reach out to explore other creative possibilities we can help you with.

Every sigil I design is rooted in positive intention. I will never create symbols meant to:

• Cause harm to yourself or others

• Manipulate, control, or coerce others

• Align with illegal, unethical, or destructive purposes

• Promote hatred, discrimination, or violence

My work centers around: healing, transformation, connection, personal empowerment, growth, and positive change.

If your request contradicts these values, I will respectfully decline. Sigils are powerful tools for personal journey work, and I hold this process with deep reverence. Thank you for honoring that sacred space with me.

Guidelines for a powerful sigil:

Make it personal and authentic: Your statement should reflect something true to your core values, beliefs, or way of being. It could be a personal philosophy, a reminder of what matters to you, or an affirmation of who you are.

Keep it clear and focused: One concise statement works better than trying to capture multiple ideas. Think of it as distilling your essence into words.

Consider different types of statements:

• Personal values: "Love is enough" or "I only bow to Mother Nature"

• Life philosophy: "My life flows in slow harmony with time"

• Identity affirmations: "I am both storm and stillness"

• Guiding principles: "Kindness is my compass" or "I choose courage over comfort"

• Relationship to the world: "I find magic in ordinary moments"

Examples across different intentions:

• Values: "Authenticity over approval"

• Growth: "I embrace becoming"

• Connection: "We are all stardust and stories"

• Strength: "I bend but do not break"

• Purpose: "I create beauty from broken things"

• Peace: "In stillness, I find my truth"

What works best:

• Statements that feel true to who you are or aspire to be

• Language that resonates with your personal way of speaking

• Concepts that you want to carry with you daily

• Phrases that capture your relationship to life, love, nature, creativity, etc.

Less effective approaches:

• Multiple unrelated concepts in one statement

• Language that feels forced or not authentically yours

• Overly complex or confusing phrasing
  

If you want your sigil to remind you of what you are reaching for, be specific and personal: Instead of "I want money," try "I attract abundant opportunities through my creative work."

• Use present tense: Write as if it's already happening

• Focus on yourself: Sigils work best for personal transformation rather than trying to change others.