Amon
Has anyone noticed this? The images in the pocket edition of Rider-Waite (US Games) has the wrong proportions, well at least the copy I received the other day, chinese printing, isbn 0-88079-346-5.
When making the images smaller the ratio between height and width hasnt been kept. The result: distortion of the images making everything slightly fatter, extended in width: barely visible in some cards, most clearly visible in circular objects like the Sun and Moon. Drawn as perfect circles in the standard edition (3x3 cm) they are no longer circular but ovals (2,3x2,2 cm) in the pocket edition. And the Wheel of Fortune goes from 4,3x4,3 to a oval of 3,3x3.1 cm. Of course the persons in the cards are also affected. Temperance, one of my favorites, just look fat. Is this a faulty printing or is it just the standard of US Games these days?
When making the images smaller the ratio between height and width hasnt been kept. The result: distortion of the images making everything slightly fatter, extended in width: barely visible in some cards, most clearly visible in circular objects like the Sun and Moon. Drawn as perfect circles in the standard edition (3x3 cm) they are no longer circular but ovals (2,3x2,2 cm) in the pocket edition. And the Wheel of Fortune goes from 4,3x4,3 to a oval of 3,3x3.1 cm. Of course the persons in the cards are also affected. Temperance, one of my favorites, just look fat. Is this a faulty printing or is it just the standard of US Games these days?