Vudu (Vodou, Voodoo) Tarot and Espiritismo Tarot Art Cards

Name: Vudu (Vodou, Voodoo) Tarot and Espiritismo Tarot Art Cards
Brand: Monroe Rodriguez Singh

by Monroe Rodriguez Singh

Tarot

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Theme: Afro-Caribbean and Latino traditions in comic book art style tarot

A self-published indie tarot project featuring two distinct comic book art style decks: the Vudu (Vodou, Voodoo) Tarot and the Espiritismo Tarot Art Cards. Both decks draw inspiration from Afro-Caribbean and Latino traditions, stories, and mythologies.

Key Features

Two distinct tarot card designs: Vudu Tarot and Espiritismo Tarot Art Cards
Comic book art style
Inspired by Afro-Caribbean and Latino traditions, stories, and mythologies
Indie self-published project by Monroe Rodriguez Singh
Successfully funded on Kickstarter in 2015

Who It's For

This project is ideal for collectors interested in unique, culturally specific tarot decks, particularly those with an appreciation for Afro-Caribbean and Latino spiritual traditions. Readers who enjoy comic book art styles and seek decks that offer fresh, diverse perspectives on tarot symbolism would find these appealing. It would also suit those looking for indie-published decks that diverge from mainstream aesthetics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What traditions inspire the Vudu and Espiritismo Tarot decks?

Both the Vudu (Vodou, Voodoo) Tarot and Espiritismo Tarot Art Cards are inspired by Afro-Caribbean and Latino traditions, stories, and mythologies. The creator, Monroe Rodriguez Singh, aimed to bring these rich cultural narratives into a tarot format.

What is the art style of these tarot decks?

The decks feature a distinct comic book art style. This aesthetic choice is applied to both the Vudu (Vodou, Voodoo) Tarot and the Espiritismo Tarot Art Cards, giving them a modern and dynamic visual appeal.

Are these full tarot decks?

The project is described as 'Tarot Card Designs,' implying they function as tarot decks. While the exact card count for each is not specified, they are presented as tarot interpretations, suggesting they would follow a standard or adapted tarot structure.