Hopscotch: Comic Book & Tarot Deck

The Hopscotch project combines a 124-page graphic novel with a companion tarot deck, "The Traveler's Tarot: Keys Between Worlds," both created by Matt Green. The graphic novel's cover features a stylized Tree of Life diagram, suggesting themes of spiritual journey, interconnectedness, or perhaps a system of worlds that the protagonist navigates. The visual style of the graphic novel appears to be echoed in the tarot deck, creating a cohesive aesthetic between the two components.

The tarot deck itself is presented in a sleek, dark box with a prominent eye-in-triangle symbol, hinting at themes of perception, insight, or perhaps a guiding force. The card visible, labeled "THE SPIRIT GUIDE," features a figure in a hat, rendered with clean lines and a restricted color scheme of black, cream, and teal. This card also displays the number '2' and the letters 'B' and 'J', which may correspond to traditional tarot numbering and possibly specific Major Arcana cards like The High Priestess (II) or The Popess, or perhaps a unique system within the deck.

The overall presentation suggests a modern, narrative-driven approach to tarot, where the deck's symbolism is deeply intertwined with the story of the graphic novel. This integration offers a unique reading experience, potentially allowing users to explore the novel's themes and characters through the lens of tarot, or to use the deck as a standalone tool for introspection and guidance within a distinct visual framework.

This deck is ideal for readers who appreciate a strong narrative and a cohesive artistic vision, particularly those interested in graphic novels, world-jumping stories, or unique takes on spiritual journeys. It will appeal to collectors who value decks with a distinct, modern aesthetic and a limited, impactful color palette. Readers who enjoy exploring new systems or interpretations of tarot, especially those with an interest in Kabbalistic themes (suggested by the Tree of Life on the graphic novel cover), will find this deck engaging. It may also attract those looking for a deck that offers both a reading tool and a piece of collectible art.