• FauxPseudo OPM
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    24 days ago

    Depends on the orientation of the card and the position in the pull. A card by itself says nothing. It’s how it interacts with the other cards that gives it meaning.

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      24 days ago

      Of course, the inverted “bro” should be read as “orb”. Woe betide if crossed by an orb.

    • JohnnyEnzyme@piefed.social
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      24 days ago

      You’ve reminded me that I haven’t used my Tarot app for too long.

      I’ve always found it a fun way to get new ideas, or look at something in a new way. Don’t even mention Rune-stones or the I-Ching, equally neglected. Fuck.

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        24 days ago

        A long term goal of mine is to illustrate a tarot deck. I just haven’t settled on a theme or style or anything else yet.

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          24 days ago

          I guess Heathcliff doesn’t quite have enough memorable characters to work. Few comic series would, really. But I could see various mythological pantheons working pretty well. Celtic and/or East-Asian myths could be pretty interesting.

          My idea (maybe ~25yrs ago) was to create cards using montages sourced from contemporary media, combined with custom art that would accompany it. I think I did a couple concept cards, now lost I guess. This disease sucks, as it more or less took both art & guitar away from me at that time.

          • FauxPseudo OPM
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            24 days ago

            I would need to use my own IP. I’m not going to a rights holder and asking for permission.