The tarot Minor Arcana tens mark the end of a cycle in each suit, but completion in tarot is rarely simple. Explore how the tens connect to the Wheel of...
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The eights are the tarot's power cards. Not power as dominance or control, but power as self knowledge: the power of living boldly (Wands), the emotional power of knowing there...
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The Sevens of the Minor Arcana are tarot's great pause, cards of reflection, honest assessment, and the courage to ask better questions. Explore all four Sevens and what they reveal.
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After the chaos of the fives, the tarot sixes arrive as a hard earned exhale. Explore what the Six of Cups, Six of Wands, Six of Swords, and Six of...
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Nobody wants to pull a five. But the fives of the tarot are some of the most honest cards in the deck, and honesty, even when it feels a bit...
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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...
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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.
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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About
Jenni McLaughlin is an Australian visual artist whose work fuses vintage illustration with surrealist ambiguity. After studying at the Adelaide College of the Arts, she has exhibited internationally in Australia and Spain. She created The Falling Card Tarot and is now illustrating her second tarot deck, Concertina Tarot, to be released in 2026.