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Tattered Tarot (Canceled)

Tattered Tarot (Canceled)

by D’Creesuh K

Tarot78 cards
darkcolorfuldreamyhand-drawncelestial
intuitiveexpressive-artmajor-arcana-changescosmicindie-deckabstract-figurative

Theme: The dreamer's journey through a cosmic, hand-painted tarot

Medium: oil acrylic

The Tattered Tarot is a 78-card deck featuring a distinct hand-painted style with bold colors and cosmic elements on a dark background. Created by D’Creesuh K, it offers a unique interpretation of the tarot system, including some major arcana name changes.

About This Deck

The Tattered Tarot, created by artist D’Creesuh K, is a 78-card deck designed to represent "the dreamer's journey" through its unique visual language. The deck features a distinctive hand-painted aesthetic, characterized by vibrant, often contrasting colors set against a dark, star-speckled background. This cosmic backdrop suggests a connection to the subconscious and the universal dream, aligning with the creator's philosophy that all of existence is part of "God's dream."

While following the traditional 78-card structure of the tarot, the Tattered Tarot introduces some major arcana name changes, indicating a personalized approach to the archetypal meanings. The imagery appears to blend abstract and figurative elements, with human forms and symbolic objects rendered in a raw, expressive manner. This deck aims to provide a tool for introspection and understanding the "Now tense" energy of the present moment, as described in the campaign's reading services.

The deck was intended to be a limited edition collector's item, with some tiers offering an 80-card version that included the major arcana name changes. The production was planned to be "made, edited & produced in house," suggesting a hands-on, independent creation process. Despite the campaign's cancellation, the visual evidence and creator's story point to a deeply personal and intuitively crafted deck for those seeking a less conventional tarot experience.

Key Features

  • 78-card deck (with an 80-card version mentioned in some tiers)
  • Features major arcana name changes
  • Hand-painted artwork with a cosmic, dream-like aesthetic
  • Bold, high-contrast color palette on dark backgrounds
  • Intended as a limited edition collector's deck

Who It's For

This deck is suited for experienced tarot readers and collectors who appreciate unique, artist-driven interpretations of the tarot system. Its distinctive hand-painted aesthetic and potential major arcana name changes make it ideal for those seeking a deck that encourages intuitive, non-traditional readings. Readers interested in exploring themes of dreams, consciousness, and the present moment will find its philosophy resonant. It may be less suitable for absolute beginners looking for a strictly RWS-based learning tool.

The Story Behind This Deck

D’Creesuh K, also known as Decreasa Kay, is an artist from Austin, TX, who finds inspiration in the interconnectedness of all life and the concept of existence as "God's dream." Her creative process involves drawing, painting, and writing, which she views as sharing herself as part of this divine imagination. The Tattered Tarot emerged from this philosophical perspective, aiming to capture the journey from story to story, realizing that everything is part of this ongoing dream.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in the Tattered Tarot?
The Tattered Tarot is primarily a 78-card deck, following the standard tarot structure. However, some reward tiers mentioned a limited edition collector's deck with 80 cards, which included major arcana name changes. The image provided shows a full array of cards consistent with a complete tarot set.
Does the Tattered Tarot follow traditional Rider-Waite-Smith symbolism?
The deck maintains a 78-card structure, suggesting a foundation in traditional tarot. However, the campaign explicitly mentions "major arcana name changes," indicating a personalized interpretation rather than a strict adherence to RWS symbolism. The artwork also presents a unique, intuitive style that encourages individual interpretation.
What is the art style of the Tattered Tarot?
The Tattered Tarot features a distinctive hand-painted style, likely using acrylics, characterized by bold, vibrant colors against a dark, star-speckled background. The imagery blends abstract and figurative elements, creating a cosmic, dream-like aesthetic with expressive lines and high contrast.
Is the Tattered Tarot suitable for beginners?
Given its unique hand-painted art style and explicit mention of major arcana name changes, the Tattered Tarot might be more challenging for absolute beginners who are learning the traditional RWS system. It is likely better suited for experienced readers who can adapt to new interpretations and appreciate an intuitive, artist-driven approach.

Campaign Stats

Raised

$1.6K

Backers

26

Funded

16%

Launched

Mar 2022

Platform: Kickstarter

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