WolfyJames
Wicca Pack: I bought the deck after seeing a few scans and I've fallen in love with the artist Danuta Mayer. She draws beautifully but at the same time there is a primitive/primal aspect to her art that makes it fascinating. The deck is a good wiccan deck as well.
Fairy Pack: Danuta Mayer made the art for that oracle too and I had to put my hands on it as well. Again the cards are beautiful and I find that interesting to see the author of the deck included fairies of other countries instead of just Europe. It's my favorite fairy deck but we all know how many there are out there. The deck is not too fluffy too.
Good Witch Bad Witch: I've fallen in love head over heels the first time I saw it, with the artist Emma Garner too, I constantly check to see if any deck with her art is out. This deck is more into Witchcraft and Paganism than the Wicca Pack that is really focused on a path in particular. Yet the witchcraft and pagan aspects are downplayed so I think anyone can use them without having to know anything on the subjects. The cards are really cute, adorable and whimsical. The Witches are very chatty and invite you to join in.
Celtic Wisdom: here is another deck by Emma Garner I've grabbed and love. Again the cards are beautiful and the celtic setting is quite interesting. It's my second favorite deck by Emma Garner.
Fairies Wisdom: here is another deck by Emma Garner I've grabbed too. It's adorable as well, I just wish half the images were not taken by the titles and meanings though, it cuts her art in half, it breaks my heart. While I find it cute it's not as indepth as the Fairy Pack.
Fortune Teller's Deck: I wanted a good looking playing cards deck to replace the one I liked and that got ruined by beef broth. I saw many times screenshots of that deck on websites but couldn't really know which deck it was and I was sure it was an historical deck and therefore impossible to acquire, so I was kind of despererate here. Up until I saw a website where they were showing many more screenshots of the deck and this place gave the name of the deck. So I found it on Amazon and got it there. It's beautifully drawned by hand on wood and the wood gives an aged look to the deck. The court cards are beautiful as well as the aces, and all the cards of course. I like how Jane Lyle doesn't put bad rap on the Spaces/Swords court cards in the deck.
Sibillas: these are rarely heard of, extremely hard to find, the informations on how to use them are even harder to find, and yet they are so wonderful and fun to use, and much easier than a plain playing cards deck (cartomancy) and more intuitive. I've got a few.
Fairy Pack: Danuta Mayer made the art for that oracle too and I had to put my hands on it as well. Again the cards are beautiful and I find that interesting to see the author of the deck included fairies of other countries instead of just Europe. It's my favorite fairy deck but we all know how many there are out there. The deck is not too fluffy too.
Good Witch Bad Witch: I've fallen in love head over heels the first time I saw it, with the artist Emma Garner too, I constantly check to see if any deck with her art is out. This deck is more into Witchcraft and Paganism than the Wicca Pack that is really focused on a path in particular. Yet the witchcraft and pagan aspects are downplayed so I think anyone can use them without having to know anything on the subjects. The cards are really cute, adorable and whimsical. The Witches are very chatty and invite you to join in.
Celtic Wisdom: here is another deck by Emma Garner I've grabbed and love. Again the cards are beautiful and the celtic setting is quite interesting. It's my second favorite deck by Emma Garner.
Fairies Wisdom: here is another deck by Emma Garner I've grabbed too. It's adorable as well, I just wish half the images were not taken by the titles and meanings though, it cuts her art in half, it breaks my heart. While I find it cute it's not as indepth as the Fairy Pack.
Fortune Teller's Deck: I wanted a good looking playing cards deck to replace the one I liked and that got ruined by beef broth. I saw many times screenshots of that deck on websites but couldn't really know which deck it was and I was sure it was an historical deck and therefore impossible to acquire, so I was kind of despererate here. Up until I saw a website where they were showing many more screenshots of the deck and this place gave the name of the deck. So I found it on Amazon and got it there. It's beautifully drawned by hand on wood and the wood gives an aged look to the deck. The court cards are beautiful as well as the aces, and all the cards of course. I like how Jane Lyle doesn't put bad rap on the Spaces/Swords court cards in the deck.
Sibillas: these are rarely heard of, extremely hard to find, the informations on how to use them are even harder to find, and yet they are so wonderful and fun to use, and much easier than a plain playing cards deck (cartomancy) and more intuitive. I've got a few.
