Oracle

100 INK ANIMALS - an illustrated book & oracle card deck

by Jessica Gowling

An oracle card deck and illustrated book exploring the magic of 100 animals through imagery, language, and divination. It is designed for animal lovers, tarot readers, and book enthusiasts.

hand-drawn animal botanical nature

100 cards · Includes guidebook

Key Features

Features 100 unique animal illustrations
Includes an oracle card deck for divination
Accompanied by an illustrated book exploring animal magic and symbolism
Successfully funded on Kickstarter in 2018

Who It's For

This deck is ideal for animal lovers, collectors of illustrated books, and individuals interested in oracle card divination. It particularly suits those who appreciate nature-themed decks and enjoy exploring animal symbolism for personal insight and guidance. Tarot readers looking for a complementary oracle deck will also find it appealing.

The Story Behind This Deck

Jessica Gowling created the '100 INK ANIMALS' project, which combines her artistic vision with an exploration of animal symbolism and divination. The project's success on Kickstarter in 2018 highlights the community's interest in her unique approach to blending art, nature, and spiritual tools.

Funded on Kickstarter · 232 backers · Launched May 2018 · View campaign

Last updated April 14, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in the 100 INK ANIMALS oracle deck?

The '100 INK ANIMALS' project features 100 animals, suggesting that the oracle deck contains 100 cards, with each card representing a different animal. This allows for a wide range of symbolic interpretations and guidance.

Does the 100 INK ANIMALS project include a book?

Yes, the '100 INK ANIMALS' project includes an illustrated book alongside the oracle card deck. This book likely provides detailed insights into the magic, symbolism, and characteristics of each of the 100 animals featured in the deck, enhancing the reading experience.

What is the art style of the 100 INK ANIMALS deck?

The art style is described as 'ink animals,' indicating that the illustrations are created using ink as the primary medium. This suggests a focus on detailed line work, potentially with varying degrees of shading or washes, to depict the unique characteristics of each animal.