
Lady Bitterwind's Artwork
Correllian Arch Priestess Lady Bitterwind is well known as an artist in the Correllian and Witch School communities, and in the Vermilion County area of Illinois. Here are some examples of her work.
Lady Bitterwind's artwork is created from re-used and recycled items of all types, as well as newly sculpted, painted, or crafted pieces, expressing her belief in the importance of recycling.
To facilitate this, Lady Bitterwind acquires items of all sorts to incorporate into her work.
Left: Templar Grand Deemstress Rev. Angela Munn receives a dreamcatcher created by Lady Bitterwind at the Lustration of the Ancestors for Year 16 Aq., hosted by Compassion League Temple
Each artwork includes a feather, glass or metal item, shell, and a bit of real or faux fur, to represent the four Elements.
The fur used in Lady Bitterwind's pieces is recycled from old jackets, hats, or rugs.
Correllian Arch Priestess Lady Bitterwind is well known as an artist in the Correllian and Witch School communities, and in the Vermilion County area of Illinois. Here are some examples of her work.
Lady Bitterwind's artwork is created from re-used and recycled items of all types, as well as newly sculpted, painted, or crafted pieces, expressing her belief in the importance of recycling.
To facilitate this, Lady Bitterwind acquires items of all sorts to incorporate into her work.
Left: Templar Grand Deemstress Rev. Angela Munn receives a dreamcatcher created by Lady Bitterwind at the Lustration of the Ancestors for Year 16 Aq., hosted by Compassion League Temple
Each artwork includes a feather, glass or metal item, shell, and a bit of real or faux fur, to represent the four Elements.
The fur used in Lady Bitterwind's pieces is recycled from old jackets, hats, or rugs.