References for Magick and the Minds Eye. 

Minds Eye

<n>Mystical Woman with Long Hair</n>, a digital illustration by artist <n>Supartini Partini</n>.

In a world clouded by conventional spirits, Mind's Eye offers a different path to enlightenment. We believe true magic lies within, waiting to be unlocked. Our elixirs are the key—each sip a step on the journey to your higher self.

A <n>Polyphemus moth</n> illustration with linden and pine by <n>Trail Bug Prints</n> for the <n>Solar Eclipse 2024</n>.

<n>Goddess Mara</n> by artist <n>Margo Kai</n>.

<n>MAN IN THE MIRROR</n>, a digital artwork by <n>Slimesunday</n>.

Artist <n>Viktor H</n> for <n>Pull&Bear</n>. Photo by <n>Pol González Novell</n>.

Illustration by <n>Ramon Gonzalez Teja</n>, ca. 1980s.

Photo by <n>Anastassie</n>, used as album art for the song <n>Why Do I Love U</n> by <n>METAHESH</n>.

# The only drama in this drink is the one you'll write after imbibing it.

A portrait from the <n>Gucci</n> Spring/Summer 2019 beauty campaign, photographed by <n>Frank Lebon</n>.

A distorted portrait from the <n>Proxy</n> collection by artist <n>Seb JJ Peters</n>.

<n>Threats and competition for tiny vampires</n> by artist <n>Michael McGrath</n>.

<n>Squad</n> poster with lettering by <n>Aesop Designs</n>. Photo by <n>cottonbro</n>.

Cover art for <n>Darvaza</n>'s album <n>The Silver Chalice</n>. Original illustration by <n>David G. Ljungdahl</n> (1766).

Cover art for <n>Madeline Goldstein</n>'s 2022 single, <n>Lost In Heaven</n>.

<n>Hand/Eye</n> by photographer <n>Bea Nettles</n>, c. 1980s.