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The Page of Wands symbolizes inspiration, ideas, limitless potential, and free spirit. Discover the Page of Wands tarot card meanings at Biddy Tarot.
Discover the Five of Cups Tarot card meaning for love and relationships. Learn the meaning of the Five of Cups for love, relationships, futures, romance, outcomes, exes, feelings, intentions, reconciliations, as a yes or no, marriage, pregnancies, positives, negatives, and more. The Five of Cups can predict break-ups and sadness.
Discover the Nine of Cups Tarot card meaning for love and relationships. Learn the meaning of the Nine of Cups for love, relationships, futures, romance, outcomes, exes, feelings, intentions, reconciliations, as a yes or no, marriage, pregnancies, positives, negatives, and more. Is the Nine of Cups a strength and advantage or a weakness or blockage in a spread position?
A (mostly) tarot blog by a mother and writer drifting through the universe.
A (mostly) tarot blog by a mother and writer drifting through the universe.
The Harmonious Tarot is pretty, light and flowery, like sitting in a rose garden on a sunny spring afternoon. The Tarot art, mostly by Victorian artist Walter Crane (with some additions by Fitzpatr…
When people talk about tarot readings, they still mostly refer to in-person readings. After all, that’s how tarot readings have been conducted for centuries ...
A (mostly) tarot blog by a mother and writer drifting through the universe.
As explained by local artist Florence Rockwell “The traditional tarot deck imagery is super heteronormative, of only white people and not inclusive of any one outside of the gender binary. There’s very little representation in existing decks for a queer person to relate to. The queer tarot decks that do exist are mostly out of…
When I first starting reading Tarot, I used directions from books and experts, and I mostly concentrated on the Celtic Cross. As I have become more deeply connected to the Tarot, I have been creating intuitive spreads, following my inner voice that leads me to lay the cards in a certain way, flowing with what they…
This essay looks at selected images from tarot decks designed in Japan. Tarot decks reflect a deliberate adaptation process across both cultural and temporal borders, with visual components created and customized for a Japanese viewer. My aim is to consider the nature of these changes in imagery and to focus attention on an under-analyzed and mostly female-gendered domain. In particular, I look at the way the medieval European people and elements originally found on the cards are replaced with images from the world of Japanese art, history, and popular culture. These substitutions either gloss over the gaps between Western and Japanese world views or meld them into a new form, allowing the tarot entry into a different or hybrid metaphysical culture. Attention to tarot cards is important because of their great economic and cultural impact in contemporary Japan. A widespread love of tarot in Japan provides insight into domains of pleasure, spiritual exploration, and fandom.
Updating my portfolio with some older, commissioned Tarot cards for Taroteca Studio, mostly done around 2016-19. Didn't do a whole deck, and had to rush some of them to meet deadlines, so I'm not happy with the overall quality of the set.. but some I still quite like. So I'm posting a few, as I keep forgetting to upload anything online anyway ;) Most of them started as traditional sketches, later scanned. Painted mostly in Photoshop, sometimes using my own or freeware textures to add detail and / or some minor 3D (mostly cups and swords.. seemed like a waste of time to paint all of these from scratch). I learnt a lot doing this project. Mostly that I'm tired of painting in this style and want to try other things :D
Updating my portfolio with some older, commissioned Tarot cards for Taroteca Studio, mostly done around 2016-19. Didn't do a whole deck, and had to rush some of them to meet deadlines, so I'm not happy with the overall quality of the set.. but some I still quite like. So I'm posting a few, as I keep forgetting to upload anything online anyway ;) Most of them started as traditional sketches, later scanned. Painted mostly in Photoshop, sometimes using my own or freeware textures to add detail and / or some minor 3D (mostly cups and swords.. seemed like a waste of time to paint all of these from scratch). I learnt a lot doing this project. Mostly that I'm tired of painting in this style and want to try other things :D
Updating my portfolio with some older, commissioned Tarot cards for Taroteca Studio, mostly done around 2016-19. Didn't do a whole deck, and had to rush some of them to meet deadlines, so I'm not happy with the overall quality of the set.. but some I still quite like. So I'm posting a few, as I keep forgetting to upload anything online anyway ;) Most of them started as traditional sketches, later scanned. Painted mostly in Photoshop, sometimes using my own or freeware textures to add detail and / or some minor 3D (mostly cups and swords.. seemed like a waste of time to paint all of these from scratch). I learnt a lot doing this project. Mostly that I'm tired of painting in this style and want to try other things :D
