Modern Witch Tarot

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Gold Evil Eye Shirt, Golden Eye Boho Tshirt, Witchy Esoteric All Seeing Eye Shirt on Bella Canvas, Tarot Abstract Witchy Aesthetic T-shirt Tarot Reading, Everyday Witch Tarot Reading, Psychic Reading, Psychic Reading Same Day, Psychic Tarot Reading, Tarot Reading, Tarot Card Archie: Love and Heartbreak Special: Dilton’s Date With Destiny. Interior Art. Written by Stephanie Cooke. Archie Comics. Each card of the Minor Arcana is illustrated and closely mirrors the representations in the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot, but of course with its own modern twist. The symbol for the minor arcana suits looks very familiar, but the illustrated scenes are fun to explore. The Modern Witch Tarot has 78 modern cards with young women on them. It has illustrations of all kinds of women, femmes, and people who aren’t sure what their gender is.

The Four Powers spread and its alternate, The Cunning Path spread, and the 9-card Inner Wheel layout are provided. Toward the end of the book instruction is given for the care and storage of cards, how to prepare for a reading, phrasing a question, and doing a layout.

Psychic Reading Love, Same Hour Reading, Same Day Reading, General Guidance, Psychic Predictions and Advice, Three Witches Reading Instead, they have been updated to fit 21st-century life. The advice is mostly positive, but it doesn’t avoid talking about the less pleasant things that can come up in readings. Designed by Lisa Sterle, The Modern Witch Tarot was created during a low point of Lisa’s life: Jaded by the trudge of feeling trapped within a dead-end-design job, Lisa felt her creativity, passion for art, and general faith in humanity was being drained.

The Modern Witch Tarot special edition is limited strictly to 1,111 copies and will ONLY be available directly from the Liminal 11 web shop. First published in 2019 by Liminal 11, The Modern Witch Tarot is a diverse, contemporary take upon the traditional tarot inspired by fashion and modern witches from the everyday walk of life.

I love how Lisa has combined tradition with diversity and fashion to create unique, colourful, bold, ‘badass’ cards ideal for modern, innovative and inspirational readings. The cards measure 70 mm by 120 mm, which is the usual size for tarot cards. They are neither extremely long nor wide. The Hierophant is traditionally depicted by a male character in a Christian religious role. And while this version deviates with a female Hierophant key symbolic images remain: Impressive high-quality printing. This sort of artwork is intolerant of printing faults, so the quality control is excellent. The pictures feature clean lines and solid, non-bleeding colors.

She employs Waite-Smith imagery that has been modernized to fit 21st century reality. While some may regard it as comic book art, the pictures don’t have the monotonous uniformity of comics; each figure is distinctive, with minute elements characterizing their look and emotion. The print quality is excellent. This style of artwork is unforgiving when it comes to printing mistakes making the quality control here all the more impressive. The images have crisp and precise lines, and the colours are solid, without bleeds or blurring. Same Hour Blind Reading, Tarot Reading Without Questions, Psychic Tarot Cards Reading, Blind Medium Reading, General Spiritual Advice While the wording of both the descriptions and the interpretations is modern, the divinatory meanings are not radically different to traditional meanings so much as updated and appropriate to 21st-century living. The advice given has a generally positive outlook but does not shy away from the less pleasant issues that can arise in readings. Lisa Sterle beautifully merges traditional Rider-Waite symbolism with modern imagery. Every classic symbol and idea is on each card, and we can read them intuitively. Furthermore, because of the diversity of people on the cards, we are able to connect with Tarot on a deeper level.She also works with many kinds of Eastern and Western divination, including the I Ching (ancient Chinese text), tarot, feng shui and Four Pillars of Destiny (Chinese fortune telling). Sterle uses a broad palette of solid colours that echo Pamela Coleman Smith's - bright blues and yellows, mustard and tan, candy pink, coral, and dove grey. While witchcraft is a relatively prominent part of the culture of the US, and steeped into the energy of Mexico, it takes a different tone in Japan, where the majority of the population is polytheist.