Tarot #7, The Chariot
This was one of the easier decisions I’ve made — while it might seem odd to pick Neurotic Owl for a card about strength and determination and bravery, he’s the … Continue reading
Tarot #6, The Lovers
I’m anticipating some sort of backlash about replacing Adam & Eve with same-sex penguins — not because I think you guys are bigoted douchebags, but because you could conceivably argue … Continue reading
And then I tried to sell you stuff.
I just uploaded two VERY different designs to TeePublic, so there’s that. They’re both on sale for $14 for the first 72 hours. Also, I will definitely be showing y’all … Continue reading
I’ve got nothing today. Like, nothing nothing.
It’s been a while since I pimped out my cat for your amusement, right? There. I’ve done my duty by the internet with random cat pictures. I feel better.
Tarot #5, The Hierophant
I’ll likely redo the lettering on this one, though it may take a while to get to it. Actually, it may take a while to get to several things — … Continue reading
Tarot #4, The Emperor. I’m being awfully creative with these titles.
For the record, I’m trying to keep the titles easily searchable in case someone wants that. I’m also using a useful tag for once, instead of my usual whimsical disregard … Continue reading
Tarot #3, The Empress.
Of course she’s a cat. P.S. – I almost forgot! I made a Valentine’s card, if you’re in that tiny slice of the Venn diagram of people who actually buy … Continue reading
Tarot #2, The High Priestess, AKA I have to draw what?!?!?
This is the one where things start to really change, because I had forgotten the immense amount of Jewish and Christian iconography in these card, and I’m not comfortable with … Continue reading
Tarot #2: The Magician.
By the way, did I mention that these are based on the Rider-Waite tarot deck? It’s the one I know best, it’s full of lovely visual symbolism, and it’s public … Continue reading
For real this time, we’re starting the Tarot.
Again, the temptation to title it ‘The Fowl’ was strong, but my desire to not have to figure out a pun for every card was stronger.