Tarot Morandi

The Tarot Morandi is a 78-card tarot deck, complemented by two surprise cards, created by the artist Molina. The deck is presented as "Story of a creative process II," suggesting it is either a continuation of a previous artistic endeavor or a deep dive into Molina's creative journey through the medium of tarot. The campaign successfully raised $12,276 from 231 backers, indicating a strong interest in Molina's artistic vision and approach to tarot.

The physical production details highlight a commitment to quality, with cards printed on 350-gram playing paper using liquid ink digital printing for a professional finish. This printing method aims to replicate the quality typically found in large-scale card productions, ensuring durability and a premium feel. The matte finish suggests a non-reflective surface, which can enhance the visual experience of the artwork.

Each deck is housed in a custom-designed box made from high-density compact cardboard, 1.5mm thick, with high-quality digital printing and a one-sided matte laminate protection. This robust packaging ensures the deck is well-protected and presented as a complete artistic product. The inclusion of a gift postcard, hand-dedicated by the artist, adds a personal touch for backers, reinforcing the connection between the creator and the recipient.

This deck is suitable for tarot enthusiasts who appreciate art-driven decks and are interested in the creator's artistic process. It appeals to collectors who value unique, independently produced decks with a focus on quality materials and a personal touch from the artist. Given the creator's background in fine arts and multimedia, readers with an appreciation for diverse artistic influences and a contemporary approach to tarot will find this deck particularly engaging.

Molina is an accomplished artist with a rich academic and professional background, holding a Ph.D. in Art and Research, a Master in Visual Arts and Multimedia, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from UPV (Valencia, Spain). He also studied Visual Communication at Bauhaus-Uni in Weimar (Germany). His career spans painting, comics, illustration, teaching, animated shorts, and video game creation. This diverse experience informs his approach to the Tarot Morandi, which is presented as a continuation of his creative process.