
The Little Sister Tarot
by Ginny
Theme: A journey through love and loss with diverse, folk-art inspired tarot imagery
Medium: mixed media
A vibrant tarot deck by artist Ginny, featuring a diverse cast of characters and a unique, painterly art style. The deck renames The Tower to "The Gower" and includes traditional Major Arcana cards like The High Priestess, The Moon, The Magician, and The Sun.
About This Deck
The Little Sister Tarot is a visually distinctive deck by artist Ginny, characterized by its rich, textured artwork and diverse representation. The deck appears to follow the traditional 78-card tarot structure, with Major Arcana cards such as The High Priestess, The Moon, The Magician, and The Sun clearly visible. Notably, The Tower card is renamed "The Gower," suggesting a personalized interpretation of the classic tarot archetypes.
The artwork employs a vibrant color palette and a hand-painted aesthetic, giving each card a unique, almost folk-art quality. The figures depicted are diverse, reflecting a modern and inclusive approach to tarot imagery. The overall impression is one of warmth and introspection, aligning with the blurb's theme of "A Fools Journey Through Love and Loss." The deck's unique style makes it stand out from more conventional tarot offerings.
While specific details about the Minor Arcana and suit interpretations are not available, the Major Arcana cards shown suggest a deck that is both accessible to those familiar with RWS symbolism and fresh enough to offer new perspectives. The blend of traditional structure with a distinct artistic vision makes The Little Sister Tarot an intriguing option for readers seeking a deck with character and depth.
Key Features
- Features a unique, painterly art style with rich colors
- Includes diverse representation in its character depictions
- Renames The Tower card to "The Gower"
- Successful Kickstarter campaign with 173 backers
Who It's For
This deck is ideal for tarot readers who appreciate unique, hand-drawn art styles and seek a deck with diverse representation. It will appeal to those who enjoy a more intuitive reading experience, where the art itself provides rich layers of meaning beyond strict traditional symbolism. Collectors of indie decks and readers interested in exploring themes of love, loss, and personal journeys will also find this deck compelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Campaign Stats
Raised
$15K
Backers
173
Funded
128%
Launched
Mar 2023
Platform: Kickstarter
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