Just want to direct you all over to the Numen Arts blog where I have a piece up exploring the practice of glamourbombing in the context of art, spirituality and magic. This has become a relatively significant part of my life over the past decade or so and it seemed like something worth discussing. I also pull a lot of quotes from various other folks doing this work. I would love to see more polytheists and animists take this up and see what can be done with it.
I offer trance-assisted divination with Tarot and other cards, speaking with the gods and spirits in a ritual context. 
Dwelling on the Threshold: Reflections of a Spirit-Worker and Devotional Polytheist features 70 short essays (and a handful of poems) originally published on this blog. Drawing on personal experience and ancient traditions, it explores a life of deep and direct engagement with the spirits and gods. 
Between the Worlds: Notes from the Threshold is the second collection of short essays and poems from this blog, delving into a wide range of topics related to devotional polytheism, mysticism, magic, animism, ecstatic states and spirit-work. 
Kharis: Hellenic Polytheism Explored delves into the many aspects of this religion, from its ancient roots to its modern practice. It covers not only the basics of worship, but also how to cultivate relationships with the gods and other divinities, and create a deeply satisfying spiritual life.
Komos: Celebrating Festivals in Contemporary Hellenic Polytheism explores the process of adapting ancient festivals and inventing new ones, addressing issues such as timing, localization, core elements, and solitary practice. 
The City Is a Labyrinth is a pocket-sized guide for animists and polytheists wishing to explore the spiritual aspects of urban environments on foot. Learn how walking can become a magical and devotional act on the city streets.
Working with Animal Bones: A Practical and Spiritual Guide provides information on finding, identifying and cleaning bones, crafting with them, and using them in a sacred context, including divination. 
A Forest Door 
I started doing this some years ago in response to something you wrote about it. Thanks for the inspiration to pick it up again!
Fantastic!
Excellent idea!
I’ve never heard of this before and I am so excited now! Thank you for sharing this!