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The Glitter and Gloom Tarot Deck

The Glitter and Gloom Tarot Deck

by Emily Lasbury

Tarot· Includes guidebook
colorfulwhimsicaldiversequeer
intuitive-readingshadow-workpop-cultureinclusivemodernsilver-gilt-edgeszine-guidebook

Theme: Inclusive and vibrant re-imagining of tarot with emphasis on intuitive reading and shadow work

The Glitter and Gloom Tarot Deck is a unique, bold, and inclusive re-imagining of the Tarot, emphasizing intuitive reading and shadow work. Created by illustrator Emily Lasbury, it offers a vibrant approach to traditional tarot concepts.

About This Deck

The Glitter and Gloom Tarot Deck is presented as a distinctive and inclusive reinterpretation of the classic tarot system, designed to facilitate intuitive readings and engagement with shadow aspects. Created by Emily Lasbury, an illustrator from Bristol with interests in 'magick, queer and naff in pop culture,' the deck aims to offer a fresh perspective on tarot.

The deck's core philosophy centers on working with the 'Shadow,' suggesting an exploration of deeper, often hidden, aspects of the self. This approach aligns with contemporary spiritual practices that encourage self-acceptance and integration of all parts of one's being. The campaign highlights its 'bold, inclusive and vibrant' nature, indicating a modern aesthetic and a welcoming stance towards diverse readers.

While specific card count is not explicitly stated, the context of 'Tarot Deck' implies a full 78-card structure. The project successfully funded on Kickstarter in 2021, supported by 41 backers. A 44-page, full-color, fully illustrated zine serves as the accompanying guide, focusing on intuitive tarot practice and specifically referencing the Glitter & Gloom deck, though its principles are noted as applicable to any deck.

Key Features

  • Emphasizes intuitive reading and shadow work
  • Includes a 44-page, full-color, fully illustrated zine guidebook
  • Silver-gilt edged deck (Kickstarter backer exclusive box)
  • Created by illustrator Emily Lasbury, with a focus on inclusivity and pop culture
  • Successfully funded on Kickstarter in 2021

Who It's For

This deck is ideal for tarot readers interested in exploring shadow work and intuitive reading methods, particularly those who appreciate a modern, inclusive, and vibrant aesthetic. It will appeal to individuals who identify with queer culture or enjoy pop culture references within their spiritual tools. Experienced readers looking for a fresh, less traditional take on tarot, as well as beginners open to an intuitive approach, would find this deck engaging.

The Story Behind This Deck

Emily Lasbury is a 31-year-old illustrator from Bristol, with a background as a yoga teacher and occasional tarot reader. Her creative work is deeply influenced by 'magick, queer and naff in pop culture.' This deck, The Glitter and Gloom Tarot, stems from her passion for these themes, aiming to bring a unique, bold, and inclusive vision to the tarot world.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the focus of The Glitter and Gloom Tarot Deck?
The Glitter and Gloom Tarot Deck focuses on intuitive reading and working with the 'Shadow' — exploring deeper, often hidden, aspects of the self. It aims to provide a vibrant and inclusive re-imagining of traditional tarot for modern spiritual practice.
Does The Glitter and Gloom Tarot come with a guidebook?
Yes, the deck includes a physical copy of 'The Glitter & Gloom Tarot Guide.' This is a 44-page, full-color, fully illustrated zine that breaks down intuitive tarot practice, with specific references to the G&G deck, though its information can be applied to other decks.
What kind of artwork can be expected in this deck?
The artwork is described as 'bold, inclusive and vibrant,' created by illustrator Emily Lasbury, who is influenced by 'magick, queer and naff in pop culture.' While no images are available, the description suggests a contemporary, possibly colorful style that contrasts 'glitter' with 'gloom' to explore diverse themes.
Is The Glitter and Gloom Tarot suitable for beginners?
The deck is designed with an emphasis on intuitive reading, which can be very welcoming for beginners. The accompanying guidebook is specifically tailored to break down intuitive tarot practice, making it accessible for those new to tarot or looking to develop a more fluid reading style.

Campaign Stats

Raised

$6.2K

Backers

41

Funded

100%

Launched

Mar 2021

Platform: Kickstarter

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