• Dr Theobald the Rat Plague Doctor – Linoprint

    Based on the characters of Montol Festival’s guise guild of quack doctors, The Splendid League of Physicians, most of whom are known as Dr. Theobald. Found within the tricorn of Dr Theobald Ph.D, the founder, is a small rat wearing his own tricorn and beaked mask. The Splendid League of Physicians is an equal opportunities employer and that young Dr. Theobald, here, happens to be a rat serves to stop the black death almost at the root of the problem. Here he has been immortalised with his robe, physicians’ cane and doctors’ bag.

  • Dr Theobald the Scourger –

    I am very inspired by the look of the plague doctor. So much so in fact I also make masks, and part of Montol involves groups of similarly dressed people in guilds roaming the streets of Penzance on the 21st December every year and entertaining people at the various pubs they stop in. I have made a guild of quack doctors who play music, and add comedy to the evening, with out dated and terrifying cures and questionable sick notes for those who wish to stay in bed the following day. We also have a guise beast called Ratael, a sort of mutant plague-ridden Obby Oss in the form of a rat.

    All except two of the members of the guild are called Dr. Theobald, and this fellow beats the demons and illness out of patients, upon his robes are embroidered leeches, a quacks favoured company. He is just about to set to his evening business, and there will be a lot of people in need of his services tonight, as a meteor has foretold him of this news.

    *Disclaimer* This was designed circa 2015, but apparently foretold some events in 2020

  • The Merrie Frolicks of Rat Racing

    I am very inspired by the look of the plague doctor. So much so in fact I also make masks, and part of Montol involves groups of similarly dressed people in guilds roaming the streets of Penzance on the 21st December every year and entertaining people at the various pubs they stop in. I have made a guild of quack doctors who play music, and add comedy to the evening, with out dated and terrifying cures and questionable sick notes for those who wish to stay in bed the following day. We also have a guise beast called Ratael, a sort of mutant plague-ridden Obby Oss in the form of a rat.

    All except two of the members of the guild are called Dr. Theobald, and this fellow is taking part in a race, riding a gigantic rat, in a World Turned Upside Down.

  • Eye Of Newt – Traditional Spell Ingredient – (Mustard Seed)

    “Eye of Newt” is a traditional ingredient in spellwork, and was made popular by the witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth; think “double, double, toil and trouble”! The name actually refers to mustard seed; a powerful ingredient in spells of all different types.

    Mustard seeds can be carried with you or used in incense blends to keep your mind clear and focused. They can also be used for protection by being sprinkled around your home or buried by your doorstep to keep out supernatural entities. Mustard seeds are also traditionally used in fertility spells, so add these to your pouch or if you’re feeling brave then give one a chew!

  • Graveyard Dirt – Traditional Spell Ingredient – Spirit Work

    Many spells call for graveyard dirt as an ingredient, from love magic, money and justice spells, to curses and necromancy (although our products should never be used in a destructive manner). If you’re a spirit worker, it can also be beneficial to keep a bottle of graveyard dirt on your altar to assist you in communication.

    This is “general purpose” graveyard dirt, meaning it has been collected from the edging of pathways and patches by the church door rather than having connections to specific graves and/or people. The graveyard is special to the Witch as she has family buried there, so floral offerings are left regularly.

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