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Carolyn Yoo

Carolyn Yoo

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Writer, Carolyn Yoo | Substack: SEE YOU

New York

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Soccer, Middle-earth, Filmmaking, Comics

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Total articles 11

  • a spell for creatively channeling the chaos of your mind with Carolyn Yoo

    By Carolyn Yoo| The Twelfth House By Holisticism@ We’ve been loud and proud sigil spell creators (Digital Altars, anyone?) for many years at Holisticism HQ. A sigil is, most simply, a visual spell. Here’s how it works: While creating a sigil (this can be as lo-fi as symbol you draw, or as detailed as a piece of pottery or collage), you hold an intention for a desired outcome. This directed attention “charges” the visual spell, and the magic begins to do its work. Every time you catch sight of the sigil, the magic is reinforced.

    By Carolyn Yoo · The Twelfth House By Holisticism

    Feb. 27, 2025

  • I find it almost impossible to sketch while traveling

    By Kelcey Parker Ervick, Wendy MacNaughton, Amy Stewart, Carolyn Yoo| The Habit of Art by Kelcey Ervick@ Thanks for reading The Habit of Art by Kelcey Ervick, a 2024 Substack Featured Publication (twice!). Some of you are new here, so welcome! I love writing and drawing these posts and am grateful to everyone who follows along. I am author of four award-winning books, including the graphic memoir, The Keeper, which was featured in the New York Times Holiday Gift Guide.

    By Kelcey Parker Ervick, Wendy MacNaughton, Amy Stewart, Carolyn Yoo · The Habit of Art by Kelcey Ervick

    Jan. 29, 2025

  • Recs #75: Ins and outs for 2025

    By Alisha Ramos, Anna Goldfarb, Clare de Boer, Carolyn Yoo| Downtime (Newsletter)@ I’m thinking of you, dear Downtime readers who live in LA. I hope you and your loved ones are staying safe. The destruction is just devastating and heartbreaking. Too many people and families have lost their homes. If you’re looking to support relief efforts, please visit the Mutual Aid LA Network, the California Community Fund, or California Wildfire DirectRelief.

    By Alisha Ramos, Anna Goldfarb, Clare de Boer, Carolyn Yoo · Downtime (Newsletter)

    Jan. 10, 2025

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