Embodying
Turn Your Venus Into Creation
Your Muse
Embodying Your Muse: How to Understand Venus in Astrology, get inspired by Women Artists & Express Your Art. This booklet invites you to explore how your Venus placement shapes your creative instincts. Written by Larissa Xavier & Illustrated by Niege Borges. More info below. Want to unveil your own Venus signature? Add below a 30-min personal reading for + $30!
Size: 5.5 X 8.5 | 50 Pages
Cover: Soft Touch Lamination
100# Matte
Inside Paper: 100# Matte Text
Perfect Bind | Printed in the USA
Her Venus often runs away from the delicate since it finds beauty in the odd-looking. So it makes sense that Carrington’s Venus, being in Aries, the first zodiac sign and belonging to the cardinal modality (i.e., kicks off a season), channeled her work initiative, bravery, and, why not, a sense of anger into her every brushstroke.
What's inside!
“My childhood has never lost its magic; it has never lost its mystery, and it has never lost its drama.” Bourgeois created outstanding body parts, houses, spiders, and organic shapes in wood, rubber, bronze, and stone throughout her journey. All that leads to the flash of Venus in Scorpio. Scorpio is a fixed and water sign, often prone to pursue obsessions and dark themes.
If in Taurus, Venus feels art in a sensory manner; when she lands in Libra, Art is a refined landscape—when beauty hits the public’s eyes, it immediately becomes a masterpiece for the viewer. Just like that, O’Keeffe captured the beauty of the American landscape by highlighting nature scenes and oversized flowers that fill an entire canvas with a single blossom.
The fact that the artist Judy Chicago has Venus in Cancer is not random. Chicago was one of the pioneers of Feminist art in the 1970s, and her work employed the “feminine arts,” such as embroidery, ceramic decoration, and glass art. Even her “Birth Project” can be honored as a Cancerian masterpiece since the Moon also rules the uterus.