Tarot. I’m out of puns today. Pentacles 6 & 7.
Mmm, pentacle ball soup. Also, pentacles are a pain in the ass to draw, and I am tired of them. I was all excited when I got to the face … Continue reading
Tarot-rot-boom–de-yay! (I’m a terrible human being.) Pentacles four and five!
Look, I’m not saying that Manic Pixie Otter is greedy; I’m just saying that she wants all the things. Also, she likes to gnaw on coins.
Tarot: Why are there so many letters in pentacle? Pentacles 2 & 3.
Those of you who’ve been around for a few weeks (or read through old posts) will know that I’ve already done the teeter-totter idea with Hypersensitive Fox once, but how … Continue reading
Tarot: Wands say goodbye, Pentacles say hello. King of wands, Ace of pentacles.
Aaaand now that’s in your head.
Tarot: I got the computer today! edition. Knight of wands, Queen of wands.
As you’ll see, I quickly came to regret using up two female characters on the page and knight, since that left me with unsatisfying queen options. Then I remembered who … Continue reading
Tarot: Bare bones edition. Wands ten and page.
Because I’m doing this from my phone, and that is a pain in the ass.
The Unbearable Tarot of Being, or how I learned to count. Wands eight(ish) and nine.
So apparently I can’t count to eight. Good job, me. I promise to fix it before I actually move on to printing, y’all.
Get hit with the Tarot stick! Or something. I don’t know where that came from. Wands six and seven, anyway.
One very traditional, and one featuring a game of Whack-A-Mole. Something for everyone! (And yes, that is Steve the douchebag unicorn making a special guest appearance). Oh, also, … Continue reading
This Tarot has gotten very shelter-centric all of a sudden. Five of wands.
I will hopefully finish wands this weekend and start Pentacles (which will be hilarious, because I’m terrible at drawing nice even five pointed stars), in which case I’ll start showing … Continue reading
Tarot! And a sukkah! Four of wands.
Because I’m sorry, that is clearly a sukkah, with or without walls. Which is fine — lots of cultures have a similar sort of harvest festival, so I’m not feeling … Continue reading
