The Geeky Girl Oracle Deck

The Geeky Girl Oracle Deck is a unique 32-card set created by artist Sandra Bartholomew, designed specifically as a tool for personal reflection, journaling, and art prompts. Described as a "Neurodivergent Pack of Art Cards," the deck aims to offer a gentle and accessible way for individuals to explore their thoughts and feelings. Each card serves as a visual and conceptual starting point, encouraging users to delve into their inner world through pondering and creative expression.

Sandra Bartholomew, a multidisciplinary artist with a background from RISD and The Center for Cartoon Studies, brings her distinctive illustrative style to this oracle. The deck is presented as a companion for those who appreciate introspection and a non-traditional approach to self-discovery. Its focus on journaling and art prompts suggests a more interactive and less prescriptive use than typical divination decks, making it suitable for personal growth practices rather than predictive readings.

Beyond the cards themselves, the campaign offered bundles that included a purple bag, stickers, and even a companion "ARTgenda" journal/sketchbook, highlighting the deck's intended use as part of a broader creative and reflective practice. The deck's small size and focus on individual interpretation make it a portable and personal tool for daily inspiration and self-exploration.

This deck is ideal for individuals who identify as neurodivergent or appreciate a neurodivergent-friendly approach to self-reflection. It caters to journal keepers, artists, and those seeking creative prompts for introspection rather than predictive divination. Readers who prefer a whimsical, cartoonish art style and a non-traditional, intuitive oracle experience will find this deck appealing. It is particularly well-suited for those interested in personal growth, self-expression, and using art as a tool for understanding.

Sandra Bartholomew, known as Sandy Steen Bartholomew, is an accomplished author, illustrator, cartoonist, and a Certified Zentangle® Teacher. A RISD and Center for Cartoon Studies alumna, she runs Beez Ink art studio, Bumblebat Books publishing, and an Etsy store. Her creative journey is deeply intertwined with her identity as a creative single mom, grown-up gifted-kid, and introvert, often expressed through her art and teaching. She aims to overwhelm people with possibilities and enjoys drawing on walls, reflecting her vibrant and unconventional approach to art and life.