Flickerdeck
Card MeaningsSpreadsLearnDeck Gallery

Explore

  • Card Meanings
  • Tarot Spreads
  • Deck Gallery
  • Oracle Decks
  • Lenormand Decks
  • Major Arcana

Learn

  • How to Read Tarot
  • Oracle vs Tarot
  • What Are Oracle Cards
  • Tarot Birth Cards
  • How to Shuffle Tarot Cards

Resources

  • About Our Methodology
  • Flickerdeck App
  • Contact Us
© 2026 Flickerdeck. All rights reserved.·Privacy Policy·Terms of Service·
Deck Gallery
  1. Home
  2. /Deck Gallery
  3. /Ink Stained Tarot: A Synesthesia-Inspired Tarot Deck

Ink Stained Tarot: A Synesthesia-Inspired Tarot Deck

by Sabine Gillespie

Tarot78 cards
synesthesia-inspiredconceptualintuitivecolor-basedabstract

Theme: Synesthesia-inspired color interpretation of tarot cards

The Ink Stained Tarot is a synesthesia-inspired tarot deck by Sabine Gillespie, aiming to translate the 'feel' of tarot cards into colors. It was conceived as a full 78-card deck.

Key Features

  • Synesthesia-inspired concept, translating card 'feel' into colors
  • Conceived as a full 78-card tarot deck
  • Created by artist Sabine Gillespie

Who It's For

This deck would appeal to experienced tarot readers interested in exploring new, intuitive approaches to card interpretation, particularly those with an appreciation for abstract or color-based symbolism. It is also suited for collectors seeking unique, artist-driven decks that push the boundaries of traditional tarot aesthetics. Readers with an interest in synesthesia or sensory perception in divination would find its concept intriguing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core concept of the Ink Stained Tarot?
The Ink Stained Tarot is inspired by synesthesia, an experience where one sense involuntarily triggers another. The deck aims to translate the emotional and intuitive 'feel' of each tarot card into specific colors, offering a unique, color-based approach to interpretation rather than relying solely on traditional imagery.
How many cards are in the Ink Stained Tarot?
The Ink Stained Tarot was conceived as a full 78-card deck, following the standard structure of Major and Minor Arcana.
Is the Ink Stained Tarot suitable for beginners?
Given its conceptual, synesthesia-inspired approach to color and 'feel' rather than explicit traditional imagery, the Ink Stained Tarot might be more suitable for experienced readers who are comfortable with intuitive interpretation and exploring non-traditional symbolism. Beginners might find it challenging without a strong foundation in standard tarot meanings.

Campaign Stats

Raised

$5.1K

Backers

89

Funded

66%

Launched

Aug 2020

Platform: Kickstarter

View Campaign

Similar Decks

Make 100: The Sacred Origin Tarot Deck

Make 100: The Sacred Origin Tarot Deck

by JK

Tarotdarkhand-drawn
Transformation Tarot

Transformation Tarot

by MagicFlower72104

Art Nouveau tradition

Tarotelegantdreamy
Elvira Mistress of the Dark Illustrated Tarot Card Set

Elvira Mistress of the Dark Illustrated Tarot Card Set

by Dynamite Entertainment

TarotdarkwhimsicalAvailable
Bricks of Fate - Tarot cards built brick by brick

Bricks of Fate - Tarot cards built brick by brick

by Life Spirit Team

TarotcolorfulwhimsicalAvailable
Winter in Carolingia Tarot - restart

Winter in Carolingia Tarot - restart

by Mykola Taradaiko

Tarothand-drawntraditional
Four Courts Tarot

Four Courts Tarot

by Una in space

Tarotfantasycolorful

Explore decks in Flickerdeck

Discover tarot & oracle decks, do readings, and build your collection.

Learn More