Tag: tarot

  • Gifts of Ink Tarot (October 29, 2026)

    Mary “maiji” Huang has been working on Gifts of Ink Tarot since July, sharing several cards per week that put her own spin on the classic Rider-Waite-Smith tarot images. She uses colored inks and water, and leaves detailed card-by-card process notes on her blog.

  • The New Tarot (October 8, 2026)

    I did manage to catch the Morgan Library’s fantastic exhibit of Tarot card history and artwork right before it closed, last week. One of my favorite sights was this tantalizing sample of cards from The New Tarot Deck, designed in 1974 by Jack Hurley and John Horler. Each of these cards is the size of an ordinary playing card, and each bears a gorgeously minimal-but-meaningful black-and-white illustration. Alas for me, it’s long out of print, and all the packs for sale online have prices in the high hundreds of dollars.

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