Tarot II - Visconti-Sforza (by Alkan Chipperfield)
Tarot I - Rider-Waite (by Alkan Chipperfield)
the green lion (by aurelio madrid)
THE FOOL (by Provigny Rhode)
A satire on the Tarot in a set of 78 woodcuts. Original prints are 30cm x 20cm on Zerkal White paper. This is a work in progress and images are being added on a regular basis. (via Ellis Nadler - Cards of Wu)
(via Image of Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 (Chariot ) - Giant Bomb)
tetradtarot: Three of Wands: A calm, stately personage, with his back turned, looking from a cliff’s edge at a ship passing over the water. Three staves are planted in the ground, and he leans slightly on one of them. The Three of Wands in the past position of a reading represents a situation in which you had hope. The reading may indicate that this has changed or is being reinforced depending on the card or cards in the present position. When the Three of Wands appears in a reading representing the present it reflects that you have invested a lot of optimism into some venture or relationship. Knowing whether this is a rational judgment or blind optimism can be ascertained. It will take an analysis of the cards surrounding the Three of Wands. The best position for the Three of Wands is the Future. When the card is drawn for here it shows that hope will spring eternal concerning all of the matters in which you are currently invested. Wands Suit by Jessie Durham
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