Holly doll
meh... Been done before...
All-Nude Tarot
tarotbear
Emperor/Emporer - been corrected on the deck - website to be updated - ! contacted the designer.
Le Fanu
This deck is so not aimed at me.
Showcasing fatness is fine, I suppose. But that Lovers card looks really rather fetishistic. I think that card is definitely for people who get excited by obese. There is nothing nonchalant whatosever about it. It sort of goes beyond being diverse.
Of course it reminds me of Cosmic Tribe, but with all the fun taken out of it.
Showcasing fatness is fine, I suppose. But that Lovers card looks really rather fetishistic. I think that card is definitely for people who get excited by obese. There is nothing nonchalant whatosever about it. It sort of goes beyond being diverse.
(of other decks) That just isn't true. New Orleans Voodoo, Maat, Ancestral Path, Haindl, Gaian, etc etc
Of course it reminds me of Cosmic Tribe, but with all the fun taken out of it.
tarotbear
I think the idea of the 'light-painting' was the main focus for the deck, but you would think that along with the Cosmic and the Brotherhood tarot - which both used naked non-model types who were the creator's friends - that they might have tried to be a 'tad' more creative or taken some input from the models ... I mean - a naked woman with arms upraised holding a glowing orb - is it the Sun, Moon, or Star? A couple of more props might have gone a long way ...
The Six of Swords looks like he has an erection ... be it's just a shadow on the rock!
Le Fanu
Plus one of the unforgivable seven deadly sins in photo decks; the same models again and again and again. Now she's a Lover, give her a scythe and then she's Death...
nisaba
Now you know how I feel about the Klimt, which showcases starvation-shin. Also a look that isn't healthy or attractive.
Celtictarot
Threesome for the lovers card? Could be an interesting one if a querant is stuck between two love interests!!
tarotbear
I believe it is a male and 2 females - could have stuck to the more classical poses for the card ...
gregory
His anatomy is - er - Druidcraftly accurate. So no.
prudence
Well it does bring to mind (in very graphic way) the phrase "a roll in the hay". Or a few rolls in the hay.
As Nisaba pointed out, the Klimt is unappealing on the other end of the spectrum, unhealthy is just that, unhealthy.
