Creating a Sturgeon Moon Grimoire Page | August Full Moon Magic & Folklore
Come spend a quiet August evening at Larkmeadow Cottage as I create a Sturgeon Moon grimoire page inspired by the August full moon, late-summer abundance, and the folklore surrounding this beautiful lunar tradition. 🌕✨ The Sturgeon Moon gets its name from the large sturgeon fish that were traditionally easier to catch in late summer, particularly around the Great Lakes and other waterways of North America. But this moon can inspire so much more than its name suggests. In this cozy, story-filled painting video, we’ll explore the folklore and symbolism of the Sturgeon Moon while I create a whimsical grimoire page filled with moonlight, seasonal details, and a little August magic. The Sturgeon Moon is a lovely time to reflect on abundance, perseverance, gratitude, wisdom, and everything we've cultivated throughout the year. So make yourself a cup of tea, settle in, and spend a little time creating with me. 🌙 What have you grown, learned, or gathered this year? Perhaps the Sturgeon Moon is a gentle reminder to pause and appreciate how far you've already come.
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A cozy little corner for watercolor painting, acrylic art, grimoire pages, and whimsical creative projects.
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