Category: Tarot Cards

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… …

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,”… …

Tarot has long been a mirror for life’s most powerful transitions – beginnings, endings, and everything in between. But few decks hold space for the experience of grief with the grace and sensitivity of A Grieving Tarot, a new project from artist and grief support practitioner Sara Kathleen, now live on Kickstarter. This 78-card tarot… …

I was fortunate enough to get an advance copy of the VIA—PAX Tarot before its Kickstarter launch and I’m definitely liking what I see. At its core, the VIA—PAX Tarot feels like a sanctuary of calm to me. Created by artist and tarot practitioner Kara Marie Cruz, this deck is designed to be a gentle… …

I just learned about the work of Max Beckmann from Nick Jacobs’ The Departure Tarot and I am quite excited to see another art-inspired tarot deck on Kickstarter. The Renowned Artists Tarot takes the relationship of art and tarot to an entirely new level by celebrating the greatest artists in history through a 78-card deck… …

Music has long been a vehicle for storytelling, emotion, and spiritual connection—much like tarot itself. Just as decks like The Crystal Sound Healing Oracle integrate the vibrational power of crystal alchemy singing bowls to aid in meditation and self-discovery, Steph Waters’ new album, Archetypal Vol I, taps into the archetypal wisdom of the tarot to… …

I tried picking up watercolor during Covid, but let’s just say it didn’t go as planned. It turns out I enjoyed buying art supplies far more than actually using them. These days, I stick to following r/watercolor on Reddit, living vicariously through the stunning creations others share. So when I came across Celena Deng’s Kickstarter… …