What tools and materials does Ariel Gatoga recommend for creating talismans based on the Key of Solomon?

For my style of talisman work that’s inspired by the Key of Solomon, I keep the tools and materials very simple so you can actually use them.

From the videos and booklet I’ve shared, I most commonly recommend:

• Plain paper or card (sometimes colored for planetary work, like orange for the Sun)
• A pencil or pen in a clear, contrasting color (often blue for solar/Michael work)
• A compass, protractor, and ruler for precise circles, stars, and angles
• A glass or round object if you do not have a compass
• A candle in the appropriate planetary color
• A perfume or oil keyed to the force you are working with (for example, sandalwood or orange blossom for solar/Michael work, or verbena as an all‑purpose option)

Once the basic figure is drawn and named, the rest—planetary symbols, Psalm verses, angels, and color choices—are there to echo the spirit of the Solomonic tradition while staying very workable for modern practice.

Are you looking to make a general‑purpose talisman, or something for a specific goal (like protection, healing, or success)?