JenWt43
Thank you, that is what I thought! Then it sounded like some people already had it.
Thank you, that is what I thought! Then it sounded like some people already had it.
mmm, Essjay... You sound like you're trying to explain yourself into liking it. This was in my local shop. I gave it a wide berth. I can find nothing in this deck to admire or feel curious about.My copy of this arrived yesterday. I'm on the fence at the moment. There are some wonderful cards (The Magician for example, or The World) and I do like the way that the elemental spirits match those in the As Above deck. The one thing that struck me though is that it is a very female deck. Most (or perhaps all) of the majors are women and the majority of the courts. On the plus side the deck has racial diversity. I like the situations used to illustrate the minors.
mmm, Essjay... You sound like you're trying to explain yourself into liking it. This was in my local shop. I gave it a wide berth. I can find nothing in this deck to admire or feel curious about.
I have the As Above kit with book and think I shall keep the empty "So Below" compartment vacant. I generally like Lo Scarabeo decks - or rather, I like what Lo Scarabeo do with tarot - but I have come to the conclusion there are 4 ingredients in LoS deck that are a big no-no for me;
watercoloury artwork
overly feminine
cartoony
trying to reflect "modern life"
This deck has these elements in spades. Too many T-shirts and smiles, people cooking, that sort of thing. Honestly, I'm genuinely contemporary in other aspects of my life. I don't need it in tarot. Bring on the Illuminati please...