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The Phantomwise Tarot was painted in acrylics in black and white and shades of gray. The name is taken from a Lewis Carroll poem and the deck itself contains a bit of Wonderland whimsy and quirkiness. The full deck is still in progress, but there is a 22-card edition published by Adam McLean out now.
Philosopher's Stone Self-Awareness Deck 
The Philosopher's Stone Self-Awareness Deck is more commonly used for self-awareness. Each card depicts rocks, some with faces and some in groups. Card names are printed in three different languages.
Titled in Italian, Paola's Phoenix Tarot deck has been created in an unusual, beautiful and very striking style that looks almost like layers of coloured paper. Previously known as Paola Angelotti's Tarot while unpublished, it's now in print as the Phoenix Tarot.
These cards of the Physical Egg Tarot show a photograph of an egg placed on a sand backgound. It's a novel concept - all 22 major arcana painted entirely on empty egg shells.
Pick Your Numbers! is an unconventional 81-card tarot deck that is designed to help your luck in games of chance that require certain numbers to win (think lotteries, racing or sports scores).
The Pictarot is a dual-use tarot deck. The 22 major arcana are influenced by the Thoth Tarot, and feature creatures from contemporary character design. The minors are identical to playing cards, and can be used on their own.
The Pictorial Key Tarot is a modernisation of the Rider-Waite Tarot images, very similar in symbolism to the original but not quite a clone. Created in a computer-generated style, the 78 cards are detailed and reasonably lifelike, but have a slightly perfect, plastic look.
The Picture Postcard Tarot is a full deck put together from vintage postcards from the early 20th century. The images show the culture, context and expectations of humanity just over 100 years ago. It's a 79-card deck, with the usual 78 plus a Happy Squirrel card. It was available in a self-published, limited edition of 50 decks from the artist, but is now sold out.
The Pirate Tarot is a line art based set of tarot, printed on cherry wood. It has a pirate theme, with images carefully selected to ensure that the cards kept proper meanings. The 78-card deck is available in wood and on regular cardstock.
The Pirate Tarot is Schiffer Books printed edition of the wood-carved Pirate Tarot. It's a full 78-card deck with a Rider-Waite basis, and a fantasical piratical theme. The only downside is the very large borders added to this edition.
