catlin
One part because I was against delving into quantum ph. was the part with Schroedinger and the cat.
Quantum Tarot: A new deck by the 78th Fool and Leo62
jojojo
Hi Kay and Chris..
Sienna pointed me to this wonderful thread and I wanted to send my best wishes and encouragement for your new deck. I especially loved the fool card...it's purity just screams out...really beautiful with a gentle innocence.
Love it.....can't wait for more...
Sienna pointed me to this wonderful thread and I wanted to send my best wishes and encouragement for your new deck. I especially loved the fool card...it's purity just screams out...really beautiful with a gentle innocence.
Love it.....can't wait for more...
a_shikhs
Wow.. the cards are mind blowing... I love your universe cards and am bound to love this one too... awesome work.. 
Leo62
Thanks for the lovely comments you guys More images to follow next week. 78th Fool and I are getting together next Friday for our second work-day. We're setting up a regular schedule, so hopefully we'll be able to post new work on a weekly basis.
More images to follow next week. 78th Fool and I are getting together next Friday for our second work-day. We're setting up a regular schedule, so hopefully we'll be able to post new work on a weekly basis.Sophie
I'm really looking forward to more. I know as much about quantum physics as can be found in (very) popularising science books, so I'm looking to you two to educate me further - as well as enchant me with the cards.
I agree with Netzach on the hand and arm on the Fool - I find them too big in comparison with the butterfly - they dwarf it (I know they are all probably perfectly in proportion, I am just thinking of reading the card here) and make it appear "less" - whereas the Big Bang would suggest a large butterfly.
Death is spectacular - the double traditional image against that dying star. It will be one of my favourite Death cards ever, I think.
- as well as enchant me with the cards. I agree with Netzach on the hand and arm on the Fool - I find them too big in comparison with the butterfly - they dwarf it (I know they are all probably perfectly in proportion, I am just thinking of reading the card here) and make it appear "less" - whereas the Big Bang would suggest a large butterfly.
Death is spectacular - the double traditional image against that dying star. It will be one of my favourite Death cards ever, I think.
December Fairy
Wow, those cards look incredible. Love the Death card. It's always a favorite card for me. I can't wait to hear more.
Pauline Kilar
What powerful images! Just wanted to add my voice to the chorus - great concept, great execution, and I can't wait to see the end result. Looking forward to the next cards!
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MeeWah
Wow!!
Ignorant of physics, but I like!! A unique theme & hope to see more cards.
The Fool holds the power of creation, life & rebirth in his hand. Strikes as of the I Am, the Hand of God. Yet also that of man who has the same power in his way.
Death reminds me of a Star Trek episode, from the original series. So long ago I only remember the ending where a man willingly agreed to set himself against his 'twin'--a destructive entity & the opposite of him--in order to keep all of Universe intact because the other had the power to annihilate all in creation. The last image is of them in a void or outer space, engaged in hand-to-hand combat forever.
Ignorant of physics, but I like!! A unique theme & hope to see more cards.
The Fool holds the power of creation, life & rebirth in his hand. Strikes as of the I Am, the Hand of God. Yet also that of man who has the same power in his way.
Death reminds me of a Star Trek episode, from the original series. So long ago I only remember the ending where a man willingly agreed to set himself against his 'twin'--a destructive entity & the opposite of him--in order to keep all of Universe intact because the other had the power to annihilate all in creation. The last image is of them in a void or outer space, engaged in hand-to-hand combat forever.
Red Emma
Quantum tarot! Wow!!!
As has everyone else on this thread, I find the concept mind boggling, and do like the cards. Immensely.
I've delved into quantum theory only in books which explain it to those of us who aren't science minded. I keep hearing about string theory, but so far haven't found a book on the introductory level. Introductory kindergarten, that is. Can anyone suggest something of the kind?
Please sign me up for this deck when you've finished. I can hardly wait!
Blessings on your endeavors.
As has everyone else on this thread, I find the concept mind boggling, and do like the cards. Immensely.
I've delved into quantum theory only in books which explain it to those of us who aren't science minded. I keep hearing about string theory, but so far haven't found a book on the introductory level. Introductory kindergarten, that is. Can anyone suggest something of the kind?
Please sign me up for this deck when you've finished. I can hardly wait!
Blessings on your endeavors.
Leo62
Thanks for the feedback, December Fairy, Pauline, Meewah and Red Emma.
Meewah - I think I vaguely remember that Star Trek episode!
Red Emma - I can recommend the book that got me going on string theory (in fact, it inspired me to start this project): The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene. There's a TV series to go with it - I think it's out on DVD. It's not exactly ultra-basic, but he does manage to steer clear of mathematics and he uses clever analogies to get across some very, very complex ideas.
Meewah - I think I vaguely remember that Star Trek episode!
Red Emma - I can recommend the book that got me going on string theory (in fact, it inspired me to start this project): The Elegant Universe by Brian Greene. There's a TV series to go with it - I think it's out on DVD. It's not exactly ultra-basic, but he does manage to steer clear of mathematics and he uses clever analogies to get across some very, very complex ideas.
