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Jamie
@usagi-epta.bsky.social
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Qualified ex-Library Assistant, AuDHD 🏳️‍⚧️♀Amateur film/digital photographer, field recorder, writer, vinyl collector, and esoterica & occult enthusiast
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My package from @CredoQuiaAbsurdum arrived, all the way from Portugal to rural Australia!

One kickarse zip-up hoodie and the massive tome that is the Terra Volatile book, featuring “…more than 504 pages in matte paper…” with “…detailed explorations of each card, its symbolism, and interpretations.”
Black and white photograph showing a precisely and carefully wrapped black tissue paper product with a small circular branded sticker holding the wrapping tight. Sitting on top of the packaged is a square cardboard item with the same logo as the circular sticker. Sitting underneath the square card is a white “THANK YOU” card featuring gothic-style artwork. The items are arranged in the center of bubble wrap, presumably what the item had been shipped in. The scene appears to be capturing the unboxing experience of merchandise, with the textured bubble wrap creating visual interest in the background. The photograph emphasizes the branded packaging elements and customer experience materials.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Black hoodie photographed from behind, displaying a large white graphic design on the back. The design features “DESOLATION CHOIR” text across the top, some letters being reversed or upside down, with an intricate gothic illustration below showing a skeletal figure draped in flowing robes, open at the front showing it’s exposed rib cage, positioned within circular geometric frames. Sprouting from its shoulders are the two levers of an old weight scale, seemingly measuring body two objects, with a blindfolded head on the right scale. The artwork includes occult-inspired symbols, radiating patterns, and decorative elements including what appear to be roses and mystical symbols at the bottom. The design uses white ink on black fabric creating high contrast.
July 7, 2025 at 9:54 AM