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The Emperor tarot art print, hand-illustrated by Jenni McLaughlin Art
The Emperor Has Entered the Room (And He's Not Messing Around)
The Emperor, the Major Arcana's most commanding figure. Bold and unstoppable, this hand illustrated tarot art print is printed on museum quality Hahnemühle Bamboo paper and made to order in... Read more...
The four Minor Arcana Fours from The Falling Card Tarot, an indie tarot deck by Jenni McLaughlin
The Tarot Fours Explained | Jenni McLaughlin Art
Nobody gets excited about the Fours, but maybe they should. Explore the meaning of the Four of Cups, Pentacles, Swords & Wands, illustrated in The Falling Card Tarot. Read more...
Four illustrated tarot cards from the Minor Arcana featuring the number three.
The Magic of Three: Growth, Creativity, and Expression in Tarot
The threes in tarot mark the moment when opposing forces resolve into something new, and each suit expresses that differently. From the joyful connection of the Three of Cups to... Read more...
The Number Two in Tarot: Where Potential Meets Reality
The Number Two in Tarot: Where Potential Meets Reality
The number 2 in tarot is where potential stops being a dream and starts becoming real. Explore what the twos reveal about duality, partnership, and the early stages of something... Read more...
Ace of Cups — The Falling Card Tarot by Jenni Mclaughlin
Aces Up: What the Tarot's Four Aces Are Trying to Tell You
The Aces are the "once upon a time" of the tarot — four cards, four suits, four fresh beginnings. Whether it's a flood of feelings, a sharp new idea, a... Read more...
Dancing figures giclee art print, whimsical dark illustration on sustainable bamboo paper, A4 A3 wall art
The Dancers. A Picture of Broken Bits, Bad Dancing, and Learning to Love the Mess
You may be wondering why this clown is dancing with her own disfigured self instead of seeking urgent medical attention. A completely reasonable question, one I also thought I'd never... Read more...
Image of 2 tarot cards featuring the 10 of Swords. One card shows a sullen face in a cage and the other shows a figure lying on the ground with a dark background.
The Lighter Side of the Ten of Swords
The Ten of Swords is one of tarot's most dramatic cards. But look a little closer — it might not be the disaster it appears to be. Read more...