The Queen Mab Oracle
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Divine Feminine Wisdom from the Queen of the Fae
From all such stuff that dreams are made of, even now, answers are on the way to you. On the wings of an endless midsummer’s night, something blessed this way comes, powered by the earth, the wind and the divine radiance of the Faery Queen.
Ancient and powerful, Queen Mab is an elemental emissary of charm, moonlight and manifestation. Turn to her for meaning, revelation and insight into the poetry and empowerment at play within all that is and all you shall become.
“Queen Mab, I hear and embody your wisdom so that I may own my divinity and affirm magic in the world.”
45 cards and 160-page full-colour guidebook, packaged in a hardcover box. Artwork by Mélanie Delon and Cecilia G.F.
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Cecilia G.F.
A self-taught illustrator with a degree in art history from the University of Malaga, Cecilia G.F. uses her knowledge of symbology and art theory to enrich her works with meaning. She draws inspiration from many sources, including music, books, video games and mythology. Cecilia has collaborated with publishers such as Alethé, Supersonic, Nocturna, Kakao Books and Munyx and worked with clients from all over the world. Some of her best-known cover images are Clorofilia by Cristina Jurado, for which she won the Ignotus Award in 2018, La Compañía Amable by Rocío Vega, Sistemas Críticos by Martha Wells and El clan sin nombre by África Vázquez Beltrán. For Blue Angel Publishing she has contributed artwork to The Queen Mab Oracle, Dragonlings Oracle, The Oracle of the Vampire Fae, Light in the Darkness Oracle, Divine Masculine Healing Oracle and Goddess Within Oracle. https://www.artstation.com/ceciliagf
Mélanie Delon
Mélanie Delon is a freelance illustrator who lives in a small town near Alençon in Normandy, France. She creates illustrations for book covers, has worked for many publishing houses around the world and has created concept art for the video game industry, alongside work for magazines specialising in 2D art. In 2007 she published her first artbook, Elixir 1, a collection of illustrations with short stories, followed by a second volume in 2010. The worlds she creates through her illustrations are based on fantasy, her favourite subject, but she always adds a touch of classicism and romanticism, as mixing styles brings more realism to the painting. After studying History of Art and Archaeology at the Sorbonne, she went to a 3D school where she discovered digital illustration, and began working freelance in 2005. In 2012 she founded her own publishing house and shop, Exuvia, under which she released her third artbook, Opale 1, in 2014. She has taught digital painting at CGMA since 2017. For Blue Angel Publishing she illustrated The Queen Mab Oracle, The Oracle of the Vampire Fae and Dragonlings Oracle. https://www.melaniedelon.com