• The Secret Garden Tarot

    I definitely am not a gardener, but there’s something undeniably enchanting about a well-tended garden, its smell, quiet rhythms, and the slow, contemplative pleasure of watching life bloom in secret corners. With Secret Garden Tarot Deck, creators Lotta Glybotskaia, Tatyana Zaslavskaya and Andrey Glybotsky unveil a luminous tarot deck inspired by the plant lore, art history, and…

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  • Creator’s Spotlight – Meet Silas Plum!

    I am always on a lookout to spotlight projects that not only expand what tarot can be, but actively challenge how we use it. The Axiological Tarot, created by artist and thinker Silas Plum, is one such project. Rooted in the philosophy of axiology (the study of values, I’ve just learned), this striking Kickstarter campaign…

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  • Everyday Women Tarot

    Everyday Women Tarot

    At Fortune Teller’s Gazette, we believe that everyone deserves to see themselves reflected in the tools they use for self-discovery. That’s why I’m so excited to spotlight the Everyday Women Tarot, a Kickstarter project by Denis and Anastasiya Dyshlovenko of Life Spirit Tarot that is unapologetically dedicated to celebrating women in all their complexity, diversity,…

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  • The Tarot of Colors

    The Tarot of Colors

    What if every card you pulled wasn’t just a message, but a sensation? The Tarot of Colors, now live on Kickstarter, offers an intuitive and sensory approach to tarot. Created by Carolyn Zing, this 78-card deck explores emotional healing through pure color. This beautifully watercolor painted deck invokes a divination experience stripped of iconography and…

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  • Horror Oracle Deck

    Horror Oracle Deck

    Most tarot decks try to soothe. This one aims to haunt. Bobby Alexander’s new Kickstarter campaign introduces a full 78-card tarot deck inspired by Golden Age horror comics. With only 100 decks available, this project blends the visual drama of 1950s pulp illustration with the psychological symbolism of the Rider–Waite–Smith system. The result is a…

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  • The Shakespeare Tarot

    The Shakespeare Tarot

    Just in time for Pride month, The Shakespeare Tarot stands as both a tribute and a bold revision of your traditional tarot deck. Conceived by illustrator and writer Bridget Randolph, this hand-illustrated tarot deck explores the Bard’s timeless characters through a queer, inclusive lens. Currently live on Kickstarter, The Shakespeare Tarot reimagines all 78 cards…

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  • Meet the Creator – Lee Duncan

    Once a tech executive leading AI transformation at a Fortune 20 company, Lee Duncan, creator of The Dreaming Eye Tarot left that world behind to follow an instinct much older and more personal: to draw. “I spent about three decades mostly ignoring my creative side,” Lee reflects. “Especially the darker parts. So now I’m listening…

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  • The Dreaming Eye Tarot

    The Dreaming Eye Tarot caught my eye on Kickstarter almost immediately. Created by artist and mystic Lee Duncan, this 78-card deck was crafted entirely in charcoal, offering a tactile journey through a dreamlike blend traditional symbolism and ethereal artistry. Departing from the vibrant hues commonly associated with tarot, The Dreaming Eye Tarot embraces the monochromatic…

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  • Dairy of Cats 2 Tarot

    If you’ve ever wondered what your cat is thinking when it stares you down from the windowsill or if its mysterious behavior might just hold the wisdom of the universe, Triple M Studio’s latest Kickstarter may be your new favorite tarot deck. Diary of Cats 2 Tarot, the follow-up to the delightfully cheeky Diary of…

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  • The Quiet Rebel

    The Quiet Rebel

    Quiet Rebel Tarot, the latest Kickstarter project from creator and longtime tarot reader Lyn Thurman, is a tribute to quiet power, the kind cultivated by people who navigate life outside traditional norms, who find magic in the everyday, and who lead with softness instead of spectacle. “Quiet rebels might not be obvious at first glance,”…

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