Tarot

The Fox Tarot by Fox on an Island

by Taylor Hancock

The Fox Tarot is a graphic-designed tarot deck created by Taylor Hancock, utilizing computer drafting techniques. It features a modern aesthetic with a focus on clean lines and distinct imagery.

minimalist geometric animal digital

78 cards

Where to buy

thefoxtarot.com — Visit shop

Key Features

78-card tarot deck
Designed using computer drafting techniques
Modern, graphic aesthetic
Successfully funded via Kickstarter

Who It's For

This deck is suited for tarot enthusiasts who appreciate modern, graphic design aesthetics and digital art. It would appeal to collectors looking for unique interpretations of the tarot, as well as readers who prefer a clean, contemporary visual style over traditional or highly detailed artwork. Those interested in decks with animal-centric themes, specifically foxes, would also find this deck appealing.

The Story Behind This Deck

Taylor Hancock, operating as Fox on an Island, embarked on creating The Fox Tarot by leveraging their expertise in computer drafting. The inspiration behind the deck was to develop a graphic and modern interpretation of the tarot, moving beyond traditional artistic styles. The project was brought to life through a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2017, demonstrating community support for Hancock's unique vision.

Funded on Kickstarter · 19 backers · Launched Jan 2017 · View campaign

Last updated October 15, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the art style of The Fox Tarot?

The Fox Tarot features a graphic design style, created using computer drafting techniques. This approach suggests a modern aesthetic with clean lines and precise imagery, departing from more traditional hand-drawn or painterly tarot styles.

How many cards are in The Fox Tarot?

The Fox Tarot is a full 78-card deck, adhering to the standard structure of Major and Minor Arcana found in most tarot systems.

Is The Fox Tarot suitable for beginners?

While specific details on the guidebook or interpretation style are not available, a 78-card tarot deck generally follows established systems. Readers familiar with tarot structures will likely find it accessible, and its modern aesthetic may appeal to new learners seeking a contemporary entry point into tarot.