Description

Design and Artwork

The “This Might Hurt Tarot Black” deck, crafted by cartoonist Isabella Rotman, is a contemporary version of the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith tarot. This deck stands out with its unique blend of familiar and novel imagery, making it accessible for all levels of tarot enthusiasts. Its modernized clothing, scenery, and inclusive representation of diversity and queerness enhance its relatability.

Symbolism and Themes

Retaining the classic symbolism of traditional tarot but shedding the medieval context, this deck is designed for ease of interpretation and relevance to modern life. It reflects a queer and inclusive perspective, offering a fresh and contemporary approach to tarot readings.

User Experience

Users find “This Might Hurt Tarot Black” not only easy to understand but also deeply resonant with modern themes. Its design facilitates an intuitive connection, making it a favorite for both personal exploration and professional readings. The deck also features a holographic gilded edge pearl version, adding to its appeal.

About the Author

Isabella Rotman, a Maine-based cartoonist and illustrator, is known for her art that delves into themes like the ocean, relationships, and self-discovery. Her journey in creating this deck was fueled by her personal exploration of tarot, resulting in a deck rich in symbolism and insight.

Key Features

• Modern take on the classic Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck
• 78-card deck with inclusive and relatable imagery
• Accessible to both beginners and seasoned tarot readers
• Also available in a holographic gilded edge pearl version
• Ideal for those seeking a tarot deck that reflects modern sensibilities and inclusivity