Dream Spell Gallery

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themoonmysteries:To keep unwanted dreams out of your nightsIngredients:a dark blue bag for peacea si
Naoko Tsurudome (Japanese, b. 1981, Japan, based Paris, France) - 1: Without Having to Spell Things
I always look forward to my end of the year round up of art. This year I decided to show you guys so
havearottenday:The summoning spell is almost complete.Wahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha
potter-road-blog:lost secrets in my hands, beyond the spell of gods. the light born in my dreams, th
She agrees to date you but…She tells you that you will never see her face without the maskand
you think you have had enoughyou think She will eventually stopyou still think you will go back to y
“Dream Spell” editorial in The Magazine (Thailand) by Amber Gray, November 2013
We are the dream
Living With IntentionWhen I first heard of living with intention I thought it was just some girl bos
She agrees to date you but…She tells you that you will never see her face without the mas
you think you have had enoughyou think She will eventually stopyou still think you will go back to y
thelingerielovely: sheerly dreamy lace slip by spell & the gypsy collective
witxery: Pleasant Dreams Bottle/Jar If anyone’s curious, here’s how I created it: - A b
dreammeupshop:I’ve been sporadically posting updates on some of my new spell bottle designs, s
A spell from @spellbookofwitches made it into my book.
witxery: Pleasant Dreams Bottle/Jar If anyone’s curious, here’s how I created it: - A bo
Dream Spell by DanielHerr
dianasofthemyscira:Good night and happy dreams… which we will analyze at breakfast.Spellbound (1945)
zeldazonked-deactivated20131025:Spellbound - Dream Sequence
garboing:Dream sequence designed by Salvador Dalí in Spellbound, 1945 | Alfred Hitchcock.
slobbering:Salvador Dali ~ Dream sequence for Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Spellbound’, (1945)
Spellbound (1945), dir. Alfred Hitcock. Dream sequence designed by Salvador Dali.
chloezhao:Salvador Dalí’s surrealist dream sequence— Spellbound (1945) dir. Alfred Hitchcock
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