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Decks Seeking a Publisher
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A Passage in Time Tarot
A Passage in Time Tarot aligns historical personalities with the major arcana, and historical periods - Renaissance, Medieval, Byzantine and Roman - with the four minor arcana suits. The deck is as yet unpublished on paper, but is available on an interactive DVD.
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Bapst-Hall Tarot
Although the Bapst-Hall Tarot has been re-structured to fit a gay theme, it is a deck usable by anyone. The original, computer-based artwork is colourful, and larger than life.
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Dreams Tarot
The Dreams Tarot is an unpublished deck, based on dream imagery and illustrated in a surrealist, photo-collage style. The artist, Tamara, also created a 78-card Romanian-published deck called the Tarotul Visurilor.
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Esther's Australia Deck
Esther's Australia deck is illustrated with Aussie animals (both native and introduced), flora, and multi-cultural people. There are also scenes of popular landscapes and icons, like Luna Park, Ulura and the Sydney Opera House. The deck is complete and the artist is seeking a publisher.
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Isomorphic Tarot
The Isomorphic Tarot is a wholly computer illustrated tarot deck. The cards incorporate a lot of information around the lively artwork, and show upright and reversed sets of keywords for the good and bad concepts of each card.
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Kingdom Within Tarot
The Kingdom Within Tarot combines astrology, Qabalah, mythological archetypes, the elements, and the cyclical nature of the cosmos into 78 Tarot cards. The deck is designed for practical divination as well as self-knowledge. Now complete, and seeking a publisher. Hand-made sets are also available from the artist, and the companion book from Amazon.com.
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Language of Flowers Tarot
The Language of Flowers Tarot is an unpublished, in-progess deck of 78 cards that weaves card meanings together with folk sentiments given to plants and flowers. The cards are illustrated with real flowers photographed on a pale background.
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Mayan-Olmec Tarot
Created by a scholar of Pre-Columbian people, this tarot focuses on the Mayan and Olmec peoples. The minors of the Mayan-Olmec Tarot show the costumes and daily life, the majors show leadership roles and sacred religious practices.
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Midnight Soul Tarot
The Midnight Soul Tarot is an ornately decorated deck, with subtle symbolism loosely based on the Connolly and Rider-Waite decks. The deck is still in early development, but the artist is seeking a publisher.
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North Star Tarot
The North Star Tarot is an egg-shaped deck which centers around
the constellation Ursa Major, exploring and re-creating mythologies
of the stars. The deck is unpublished but complete.
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Paul O'Mara Tarot
The cards of the Paul O'Mara Tarot are an ongoing map of the artist's life, and have been worked on for years. The art is a slick collage style of photographic elements. Now seeking a publisher.
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Taro Artemis
The Taro Artemis is a Russian-designed majors only collage Tarot, with images based on erotic characters.
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Tarot of Life
The Tarot of Life is based on the teachings of spiritual leader Sri Vasudeva, and structured to correspond to the Rider-Waite Tarot. The cards have watercolour backgrounds with ink images in the foreground. The concept is similar to the Osho Tarot but with a
lighter touch, more heart-centred messages and reversed
meanings as well.
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Tarot of the Golden Tape
The Tarot of the Golden Tape card art is softly blended and shaped, people are mostly shown in androgynous outline. A full deck of 80 tarot cards, with companion text, it is inspired by Eliphas Levi's book Transcendental Magic.
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Today's Journey Tarot
The Today's Journey Tarot is a modern, 78-card tarot that relates the archetypal imagery through everyday experiences instead of esoteric symbolism. It's as yet unpublished, but it will have samples pictured in the fifth volume of the Encyclopedia of Tarot.
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Wise Cards
The Wise Cards have one very simple symbol or image per card, and are designed to make it easy to tune into your intuition, and to quickly understand the cards as each is drawn. Currently self-published in a handmade edition of 41 cards with basic instructions.
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