Neil Hague is a UK based metaphysical artist, authorial illustrator, book designer and lecturer, originally trained in graphics and publishing. Over the past 25 years he has developed a ‘unique’ vision through his distinctive style of art and remarkable creativity. Hague’s particular artistic style has been described as both spiritual and ‘neo-shamanic’ and since 2005 he has developed a career as a painter of transcendental, alternative art, producing imagery for a niche area in a class by itself.  As a creative, with illustrated work appearing in books and presentations globally, his work is pivotal and fitting at this important time.

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 BOOKS

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The Dr. Covid Universe (July 2021)

Colour paper back (illustrated) book

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ORION’S DOOR – Symbols of Consciousness & Blueprints of Control – The Story of Orion’s Influence Over Humanity

 

REVIEWS

“A tour de force from author and artist Neil Hague that demonstrates the connections between man and the Orion Constellation from the ancients to the modern elite. He also exposes the dangers of AI and the transhumanist/technocratic agenda. Myth, alchemy and Gnosticism feature and Hague brilliantly explains the covid-19 agenda.” – Paul Whyte

“For anyone interested in what David Icke has to say, please consider this excellent book by Neil Hague. I was expecting a book with more illustrations by the author, but it turned out to be a thick volume of well researched information as to the Orion cult symbology in our society and how it pertains to what is currently happening in COVID world. A must read for the truth seekers and the curious minds! Just learned what the gloved hand symbolizes and it so eerie to see it in the advertisement for The Weekend performing at Super Bowl 2021. So interesting! “– CD

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Through Ancient Eyes – Seeing Hidden Dimensions, Exlporing Art & Soul Connections  (new edition 2018)

 

REVIEWS

“Really interesting and thought provoking. Love Neil’s work.”  – Tracey Spark

“loved this book and Neil’s perspective on art,it’s a book I’m sure I’ll be dusting off and reading every few years. It’s just a shame the illustrations in the book are in black & white, but it’s still a good read.” – Brizdaz

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Aeon Rising – The Battle for Atlantis Earth  (November 2017)

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Lions & Velons – The Bestiary of Kokoro & Moon Slayer 

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Moon Slayer – The Return of the Lions of Durga

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Kokoro – The New Jerusalem & the Rise of the True Human Being

REVIEWS

“Story reads a bit like an old boys comic, but the story is good and the illustrations excellent, I liked it.” – Emma, London

“This novel is a quick read about the way that reality came into being, and the troubles of civilization in dealing with the illusions about “reality,” which is really just our perceptions.
The story is a familiar one that is filled with symbolism and metaphor. It’s thought-provoking and reflects how the unconscious thoughts of the masses (“reality”) created by the serpent (Naga) and the puppet master (Marduk) affect our life. After reading this book completely through, you’ll be left with a lot of thoughts, and so after a little bit of reflection, read it through again. I think you’ll find that you’ll be left thinking about the world around us in a different way.“ – Belmont Reviewer USA

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 OLDER BOOKS

 Journeys in the Dreamtime: Keys to Unlocking the Imagination, Exposing the Untold History of Art – 2006 (Out of Print, currently being updated and edited for 2023)

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 AWARDS & PUBLICATIONS

Having spent the early part of the 1990’s working as a book designer and illustrator, with a Foundation Degree in Graphic Design, Neil went on to complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Narrative Illustration at the University of Brighton. During this period in the early 90s his work was selected for Images the Best of British Illustration many times and for the Macmillan Book Illustration Award at the Royal College of Art in 1993.

To coincide with exhibitions of Postgraduate studies Neil researched and proposed the following book projects: Journey To The Dream Cave (unpublished) 1992-93. This book was short-listed and exhibited for the Macmillan Children’s Book of the Year 1993 at The Royal College of Art in London (see below).

The Sun & the Moon (unpublished) – 1993-94

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