That's a good take on it.
On another topic, I'm a tiny bit wary about this one (though I love the art) because at least some of the cards are from her earlier work. And sometimes when decks are put together from already existing pieces, it can feel like the art was shoehorned into the tarot structure. You know what I mean? Such decks can still be meaningful of course, and also there's no reason we can't just enjoy the art, but sometimes they feel very cobbled-together and I hope that won't happen here.
An example of the already existing art - the Queen of Cups is from a painting called "Love Will Tear Us Apart". It is a pretty decent fit for the Queen of Cups though, and also it has been either repainted or digitally reworked to bring elements into the frame. If you compare you can see the sea serpents and ship have been made smaller and brought in closer, and the draping of her skirt behind her was pulled in.
I like that they've done this, as it shows they haven't just thrust horizontally-oriented paintings into a vertical frame and chopped off the edges (or rather, the edges *are* cut off, but the main elements of the painting aren't.) Nor have they just changed the aspect ratio, squishing the whole picture to make it fit (the sea serpent and boat are a little squished, but not the girl). This was clearly done with some care and attention. I wonder if Ceccoli did it herself or if LoS hired a digital artist to alter the art? (The original art is acrylic and graphite on paper, but the alterations appear digital to me.)
