WolfyJames
The card Death is always my favorite in tarot. And this one is quite pretty, in a dark way.
Death is standing in a field with a tall scythe in his hand, hand that looks more like a branch. His other harm is a branch as well, and a raven is standing on it. His head is a skull, hidding between his shoulders. His eyes are red. His body is brown and red. There's a grave at his feet and we can see a cross made with wood at his left. While on the ground it is misty grey, the sky is red with the crescent of the moon (or an eclipse?) at the top.
Death looks a lot like a scarecrow, piece of wood in the field to scare the ravens. Looks scary but it's powerless. Usually, the sun rises on the Death card, and in this one I'm not sure because of the colors: in this gothic realm, is there even a day? I thought about an eclipse, and now the sun is coming back, and that could explain the red in the sky. Red, as I mentionned earlier, means death.
Death is standing in a field with a tall scythe in his hand, hand that looks more like a branch. His other harm is a branch as well, and a raven is standing on it. His head is a skull, hidding between his shoulders. His eyes are red. His body is brown and red. There's a grave at his feet and we can see a cross made with wood at his left. While on the ground it is misty grey, the sky is red with the crescent of the moon (or an eclipse?) at the top.
Death looks a lot like a scarecrow, piece of wood in the field to scare the ravens. Looks scary but it's powerless. Usually, the sun rises on the Death card, and in this one I'm not sure because of the colors: in this gothic realm, is there even a day? I thought about an eclipse, and now the sun is coming back, and that could explain the red in the sky. Red, as I mentionned earlier, means death.