Midnight Sun Oracle: Magical Messages from the Nordic Midsummer

Magical messages from the Nordic Midsummer.

Welcome to the enchanting world of Midsummer magic! The Midnight Sun Oracle is a unique, culturally inspired deck with themes derived from the Swedish Midsummer celebration, also known as Litha in the pagan wheel of the year. This festival is a time for families, friends and communities to come together and celebrate the summer solstice with love, play, happiness and joy.This beautifully illustrated deck features stunning imagery that captures the essence of Midsummer. The cards are designed to bring you the messages, symbols and rituals associated with the festival, offering energy and inspiration through the love and light of of Litha.Whether you are new to the festival or have celebrated it for years, the Midnight Sun Oracle invites you to tap into the enchanting power of this beautiful season and reconnect with the meaning of the tradition.With the Midnight Sun Oracle, you can bring the magic of Midsummer into your life and experience the love and joy of this special time of year.

Hailing from Sweden and currently living in Sydney, Australia, Selena Moon has been interested in art, drawing and computers since childhood, and any free subject choices in school always tended towards the creative ones.

She has had her own design studio and years of experience with freelance design work that evolved to include illustrations and digital art. Selena now has an established and successful career as a graphic designer, illustrator and digital artist in both Sweden and Australia.

Her art is a mix of simplicity and bold, colourful pieces. To keep her work fresh, she draws inspiration from varying sources and likes to explore new styles and techniques, combining her many skills to create unique pieces. As this deck shows, her artworks are a delightful mix of digital collage, digital line art and hand-drawn illustration.

Selena loves nature and, as an immigrant to Australia, is inspired by her new surroundings. One of the first artworks she created and sold when she came to Australia was a series of hand-drawn native Australian flowers.

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