Danica Boyce
🐉 Paganism and folklore for decolonization 🦌
Canadian-born, living in Britain
📖 BA, MA, BEd 🎓
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- How many conversations about heretical saint veneration does one get to have in a lifetime? Not enough, I would say. I loved this conversation with the Polish Folk Witch Joanna Tarnawska. 💕 It’s on your local podcast app.
- I’m teaching a course this spring on saints for folks like me — non-Christians and the Christian-ambivalent. Learn more about it here! Danicaboyce.com/wonder-club
- I look like this now.
- This is silly but maybe it gives someone hope
- Still the most effective way to remember to do anything
- I’m in a good moment of Bluesky where I’m basically just following @colleenen.bsky.social and @art-mom.bsky.social and it’s basically Eden.
- Medievalist artists take note
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- From my latest letter, “Gods Help Us, Modesty is Trending for Women” open.substack.com/pub/enthusia...
- Gillian is my art mom.
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- Has anyone else noticed the word “modest” creeping back in to marketing for women’s clothing? (ie. alongside cottagecore or folk aesthetic). Is anyone else troubled by this? It’s like, yes to long sleeves but not when they’re made of red flags and dog whistles
- I was getting ragey about gender and capitalism and then I remembered I need a daily walk so I got cute snacks from the shop and light shone from within twilight buildings and then everything could be beautiful again.
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- St Brigid's Eve and Day In both Scotland and Ireland, Brigid was believed by many to visit every house on the eve of her feast day, and leave her blessing on the people and animals of the household.
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- Hi!
- Upon Hadrian’s wall today
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- The real notes for my 15 minute rundown on pagan folklore of early February for my Wolf Milk workshop tonight. Wolves, milk, birth, death: it’s all here in these deep winter weeks.
- I miss the days when we were aghast a new year had arrived. I haven’t heard a SINGLE person say “I can’t believe it’s 2025” yet. And it’s nearly February. Where have we gone wrong?
- The incredible Roman era exhibit at the Hancock museum in Newcastle — colour projections on the stone artifacts show how these altars would have looked nearly two thousand years ago.
- Holy holy holy
- Loved seeing Jude Brothers playing last night in Newcastle. Dreamy as eff! More about her: www.instagram.com/jud.jude.jud...
- Reposted by Danica BoyceWorking on smoky effects always feels like a moment of pure meditative relaxation. ✨️ #oilpainting #oilpaintingprocess
