RiccardoLS
I think there is a huge difference between doing decks, and doing decks for Lo Scarabeo.
As You may have noticed, LS has not submission guidelines, and I would be hard pressed thinking out any logical set of suggestions or requirements.
Currently LS is looking more for art than for Tarot expertise, and again not really for Tarot art, but rather for the broader skills of professional artists. With very few exceptions, the LS decks are conceived in-house.
Again, with very few exceptions... to make a submission to LS, the best chance cames from a more "marketing" aware approach. Cynical me, but gothic, angels, cats, wiccan and fairyes themes usually trump any other concept.
But... luckily there are exceptions. ^_^
(got to go now, I'll reprise later)
I will ask permission to share her (and possibly facebook) the creation process of a single deck (mine or by someone else) if you think it could be interesting.
Also, I would like to ask moderators if it's ok to them... as it would end up being kind of blatant (but not direct) advertisment to a deck.
Ric
As You may have noticed, LS has not submission guidelines, and I would be hard pressed thinking out any logical set of suggestions or requirements.
Currently LS is looking more for art than for Tarot expertise, and again not really for Tarot art, but rather for the broader skills of professional artists. With very few exceptions, the LS decks are conceived in-house.
Again, with very few exceptions... to make a submission to LS, the best chance cames from a more "marketing" aware approach. Cynical me, but gothic, angels, cats, wiccan and fairyes themes usually trump any other concept.
But... luckily there are exceptions. ^_^
(got to go now, I'll reprise later)
I will ask permission to share her (and possibly facebook) the creation process of a single deck (mine or by someone else) if you think it could be interesting.
Also, I would like to ask moderators if it's ok to them... as it would end up being kind of blatant (but not direct) advertisment to a deck.
Ric