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Ellis Nadler’s Cards of Wu
Ellis Nadler’s Cards of Wu are “a satire on the Tarot in a set of 78 woodcuts.” As much as I adore the Tarot as an artistic representation of universal archetypes, I also adore the whimsical creation...
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Deviant Moon Tarot
Next on my list of interesting decks to acquire is the Deviant Moon Tarot. I am always interested in how different artists choose to render the rich archetypes and symbolism of the tarot. Deviant Moon...
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Wild Unknown Tarot
I was given The Wild Unknown Tarot for Christmas (after *very* strongly hinting that I wanted it). For collectors of interesting decks, this one is unique and well done. The art and concepts, mostly...
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The Deck of the Bastard
The Deck of the Bastard is a hybrid tarot deck that draws from a number of antique/vintage decks. The creator says: I always wanted a vintage deck. But they were so expensive. I saw them on eBay (over...
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The Lost Tarot
Here is yet another gorgeous tarot deck, a bit out of my price range, that I find very interesting: The Lost Tarot The use of skulls and skeletons is lovely, and the soft color scheme is quite unique...
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Zsofia Dome
Zsofia Dome takes my breath away with her detailed illustrations. It was this anthropomorphic root series that made me need to track down her work. I’m also particularly impressed with her tarot...
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Nicoletta Ceccoli Tarot
I received the Ceccoli Tarot as a random gift from a very special person who truly knows the strange, surreal depths of my soul. This deck is STUNNING. It’s a masterpiece. I had a blast going through...
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The Medieval Scapini Tarot
I’ve just started looking through the decks at Tarot Tator and the Medieval Scapini Tarot caught my eye. Some of these cards are truly awesome. Death: That may be my favorite card. Death is so...
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Pole Ka: The Tarot de Marseille
I first saw this deck in the Morbid Anatomy Museum online store, but it is currently sold out. I’d very much like to add French artist Pole Ka’s Tarot de Marseille to my collection one day (main...
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The Prisma Visions Tarot
The latest tarot deck I’ve been drooling over is the Prisma Visions Tarot, illustrated by the amazing James R. Eads. Adjacent cards in each suit line up side by side to form a panoramic picture and...
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