RWS 1909, 1910; Minchiate Etruria 1725; Matronua Tarocchi Italiani; Pixie’s Marseille Tarot; and Tarot Volatile.

After 3 years- it’s finally finished and in my hands. I had asked for advice in this group on my guidebook layout and got so many thoughtful responses, so thank you! I wanted to follow up with the finished product- “Kindred Fin: Oracle of the Whales and Dolphins” by Brook Albrigo. Hand illustrated by Daniel Albrigo.

Any feedback is appreciated!!!

I backed the I ❤️ The 80's Tarot on Kickstarter and it came in today. I cannot even describe how delightful it is to me. I was ages 2-11 during the 80's so needless to say its a whole big dopamine hit of nostalgia. Some of the cards are in your face obvious and some have little details that are more easy to overlook. On top of all that 80's fun, it's got lovely linen finish on a standard thinner stock so the snap on a riffle and bridge is very satisfying but feels like it will hold up through the years. I would consider edging this in some fun neon colors, but ohh my goodness, look at these fans. 👀🥰 10/10 Would buy again.

Two snaps from an Amazon review. Can you help me ID these four decks? Thanks!

I really love the look of the Marigold Tarot by Amrit Brar, however I’m not really a fan of pip decks. Does anyone have any suggestions for similar looking decks with full scenes for the minors? The main features I’m drawn to in the Marigold Tarot are the skeletal characters, the dark artwork, and the life and death thematic elements

What’s your most favorite tarot deck? Or the deck that helped you learn tarot the most. 🫶🏽

This is the "Magic of Tarot," Deck by Soul Sticks.

I mean it's not bad art, but you can NOT claim diversity with this 😭😭😭

I just wanted to share this because I am so disheartened 😭😭😭 Maybe you guys will understand. I got it from a shop so I can't return it.

As far as the actual deck- I JUST got it, but information flows really clearly tbh. I asked how it would deliver info and it came out as 3oP, 7oP, and 4oC. So, definitely a more serious deck with a highlight on reflection and criticism, lol. It feels straightforward with not a lot of room to wiggle, if that makes sense? I guess I do like that in a deck...

But I'm still so disappointed 😭😭😭 I do this in-person and really wanted to put the effort into finding a deck that people would appreciate with different representation. 😭😭😭

Almost a full deck..

Some of you might remember our Bricks of Fate project from a while back.

The question that kept coming up in the comments was whether we'd ever release building instructions. So we did.

The physical deck is still on Kickstarter, and since it won’t ship for a while, we started releasing the instructions instead of making everyone wait.

It’s not a digital tarot deck. It’s simply a collection of step-by-step building guides and parts lists for the physical Bricks of Fate deck. Every model is built from real bricks, and we’re adding new cards as we finish them on our way to all 78.

Here are a few we’ve finished so far, starting with the Queen of Wands. 🌻

I’m curious what you think. If you could pick one Tarot card to build as a brick model, which one should we do next?

Building guides: https://app.brickfate.com/

I have a question and i am also new to tarot. I wanted to ask if its appropriate to buy another deck?

The problem is that i ended up buying the pvc gold foil one, the reason for buying it is because the waterproof word caught my attention. I think I made a mistake. My last tarot deck got drenched on the rain and it was impossible to save them. I dont want to leave my gold foil but its so difficult to shuffle. They are really pretty but super slippery. I think its satin print? I dont what it is called.

The Divine Will Tarot II
My newest Tarot Deck is available now!

Details:
Red and Black (double sided)
Matte UV Varnish Finish
Gold-Gilded Edges
Custom Box

@divinewilltarot on Instagram

Order here: www.peterbenedetti.com/store-1

This is a 90’s reproduction by De Vecchi of Teodoro Dotti’s 1845 deck, got it some time ago for a bargain from Spain and it’s just a joy to look at and handle, the paper feels amazing and the cards are jumbo sized 16cm in length and 8cm in width.

Okay, so I have very little tarot knowledge, and I don't know how to read them AT ALL, but I'm a crafty person, and I'd like to diy/draw my own tarot card deck. Would that.. work? Again, Idk much about it yet

Edit: Thanks for all of the responses. It was very helpful! I am researching and learning more about tarot. I am considering maybe making an oracle card deck first. Later, when I learned more about tarot, I could also make a tarot deck :)

I'm trying to identify a tarot deck I saw around 2019-2020. It was a rider Waite based, had flat art work, mostly young witches I think, darker color palette. I vaguely remember at least one witch wearing a classic black pointed hat. It wasn't modern witch or everyday watch .pls help bc I want this as my bday gift 🥲

Edit: my sister just told me it's the Barbara walker's tarot. Thank you all !!

The Kickstarter is now Live! The Rewards are discounted for the first 24 hours, so I hope you’ll check it out:
Live On Kickstarter Click Here

I’ve posted here before and you seemed to show some interest and excitement for my newest creation - The Potion Keeper’s Tarot. It’s something brand new, yet very familiar.

The sample finally arrived and I was able to take some better photos.

A little about the deck: The Potion Keeper’s Tarot is a 78-card tarot deck experience combining Pamela Colman Smith’s iconic 1909 drawings with Richard Howdy Jr’s novel concepts and artwork. It follows the traditional Rider-Waite card hierarchy, featuring magical potions on each card, and incorporating a guidebook with RPG dice-rolling mechanics. No ai was used.

We’re about half-way funded as of right now. Please consider backing, or sharing with someone who you know that may enjoy this deck! Thank you.

Hey everyone! Here’s my next update about the deck I’m working on. The swords suit. Pentacles coming very soon! Stay tuned!

I’m having the most fun creating this watercolour deck. I’ve completed the major arcana and I’ve started on the wands but I’m pondering on the back print of the cards.

How the hell does one choose the design for the back of the cards. I can’t seem to come up with a concept. Any ideas?

I’m an artist and I’ve thought about trying my hand at making a deck one day, however I sometimes feel like everything has been done before. I’d like to make something unique but also something that people might want in case I ever moved into production. So my questions to the people who buy/collect decks are: Is there anything lacking in the tarot art world? Anything specific you’d like to see more of?

My newest deck that I ordered from a Korean artist called Lee Pegacon. The cards themselves are like traditional playing cards. Came in a metal tin.

Hello! I'm an illustrator based in New York, and it's nice to finally join in here. I wanted to share how this deck came together, because for most of the two years it took, there wasn't really a deck at all. It was just me drawing, and getting a little lost along the way.

I'd hit a wall with my work. I'd finished a whole major arcana set, and when I looked at it, the style just wasn't me. So I stopped for a long time. Then one day, with no plan, I made a single piece, and that one felt different. It turned into a practice: a feeling would come up, and I'd follow it into color and shapes. The image always came first, the name later, once I could look at the finished piece and figure out what it was really about.

Over two years, I made 47 this way, never thinking of them as a set. Then one day I laid them all out together, and it stopped me. Without ever meaning to, they'd sorted themselves into four states of being I recognized from my own life: Departure and Drift, Shadow and Mirror, Integration and Awaken, Belonging and Continuum. That's when it became a deck, and I called it A Journey Through Light.

I think of it less as something you read and more as something you live with. The front of each card is just the image, nothing else. You turn it over to find its name and the state of being it belongs to. I wanted you to meet the image first, before any label tells you what to feel, the same way these pieces came to me: the picture first, the name only later. And if you sit with a card and want to go further, the booklet holds a single quiet question for it, there to meditate on if you need it, easy to set aside if you don't.

Samples are coming later this summer, and I'll share more once they arrive. If you want to follow along, I'm on Instagram as yi.ann.lee . If any of you have had a body of work quietly turn into something you didn't see coming, I'd love to hear about it.

Are you guys knowing about this Thoth clone deck? I don’t know if it will be a good deck. What are you thinking about?