Joseph Uccello is a wayfarer in the Codex Naturae. While living in China he discovered and embraced the traditional brush and ink stick. He practices the almost-forgotten art of typography, has developed special techniques in letterpress printing, and is an award winning book designer.
Taking the artificially-created anthropoid as its theme, Codex Homunculi gathers together some of the most obscure and ancient texts hermeticism on what is arguably one of the most taboo and heretical operations of the Alchemical Art.
Containing essential texts of the Paracelsian School of Alchemy, the whole serves as an animated sourcebook of essential Hermetic philosophy and Natural Magic, vivified through the letterpress-inspired type design and Uccello’s ink and brush drawings.
The Green Key is the central arcanum of Clavis Volume 4, contemplating the intersection of the plant world with the occult arts, and is 112 pages.
At 216 pages, the new volume of Clavis features an outstanding grouping of authors and image-makers.
The debut issue of Clavis Journal contains modern, innovative occult content and scintillant magical artifacts of centuries past.
Abraxas Journal #3 offers 176 large format pages of essays, poetry, interviews and art. Printed using state-of-the-art offset lithography to our usual high standard, Abraxas 3 is richly illustrated and employs a variety of papers.
