#luigi scapini

[infjtarot]

4 of Cups ~ Bachus Tarot

  Here, an idea or a new inspiration is trying to make itself known to you, but you are trying desperately not to notice. There are basically angelic choruses singing above your head, and you have clamped your hands over your ears and are doing your best “La-la-la-la-la, I can’t hear you!” The question is, Why would someone ever ignore something like that? Surely that is what all creatives sit around waiting for: inspiration to strike. But it’s disruptive. You might be almost finished with the project, or maybe you have a very clear sense of how you want things to go, and then here comes the big blinking sign that says, “Nope, dummy, this is the way it should be instead!” It means you are going to have to tear apart the work you’ve already done or maybe abandon it completely to follow this new idea, and who wants to do that? A client of mine, after spending four years on a manuscript and finishing a complete draft, told me that she suddenly realized during her revisions that the novel should have been written in the first person rather than in the third. She had become so stuck on the idea of a third-person narration that she had ignored the signs this was the wrong approach and plowed through to the end. Now that she was done, she was completely unwilling to fix what she knew to be a very obvious problem. My client would not have had to start over from the beginning, but certainly admitting that this was the solution to her book’s problems would mean another year’s worth of work ahead of her. She was so anxious to be done with this book and move on to something else that she was willing to sacrifice the whole thing. Eventually, though, she resigned herself to her task and began the hard work of revision. It took her a long time, but the end result was much improved. In that way, we can all be like Penelope in Homer’s The Odyssey, who prayed for her husband Odysseus’s return from the protracted Trojan War only to fail to recognize him when he finally showed up. If what we get doesn’t fall in line with what we expect, or if what we get is too disruptive, we can fail to see its value. And so we reject it or send it away. Like, “No, I see myself only playing stringed instruments; I have no use for the clarinet.” But maybe the clarinet will open up whole new worlds for you if you are willing to give it a try. With the Four of Cups, you have to maintain an openness and a willingness to be derailed. It’s not good to stay stubborn just so that you can stay on schedule or stick with your original vision when a better way is calling out to you. RECOMMENDED MATERIALS The Beast in the Jungle, book by Henry James “The Stranger with the Face of a Man I Loved,” recording by Sarah Kirkland Snider Cheerful Weather for the Wedding, book by Julia Strachey The Creative Tarot. Jessa Crispin

[tresmanciasconsultancy]

art & mancias

February displays something new in Tres Mancias' art section:

✨ The Medieval Tarot ✨

By Luigi Scapini, it's a 1984 deck designed for US Games, with a whole world of relations, symbolisms and echoes throughout the centuries.

It will surely catch your attention since cards have been inspired by ancient traditions, millenary worldviews, Renaissance paintings, characters from several cultures and symbols of all kinds.

If you like the post, leave a comment or share.The art section in TM is a public zone to join freely.If you want to display works, contact here.

[tresmancias]

arte & mancias

Febrero trae algo nuevo en la sección de Tres Mancias:

✨ El Tarot Medieval ✨

De Luigi Scapini, es un mazo diseñado en 1984 para US Games, y que despliega todo un mundo de relaciones, simbolismos y ecos a través de los siglos.

Seguramente despertará tu interés, ya que las cartas se han inspirado en antiguas tradiciones, cosmovisiones milenarias, cuadros renacentistas, personajes de diversas culturas y símbolos de todo tipo.

Si te gusta el post, comenta o compártelo. La sección de arte en TM es un espacio abierto y gratuito para participar libremente. Si deseas sumarte, contacta aquí.

[sumpix]

Luigi Scapini again

[odsnends]

Hierophant. Another by Luigi Scapini

[rhianna]

Medieval Scapini summary

Italian artist Luigi Scapini’s lavish paintings recreate fifteenth-century Italy in this gold-accented Tarot deck, whose intricate and elegant design captures the artistic splendor of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Lush settings and period costumes illustrate the Major and Minor Arcana. Interesting details, and sometimes-humorous references, are imbedded in the artwork, with many of the cards depicting historical figures—for example, Rasputin as the Knight of Cups.

[derbaphomet]

The Medieval Scapini Tarot, by Luigi Scapini.

[simon--ferocious]

"I could be bounded in a nutshell and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams."

Hamlet, Act II, Scene II

[herbwitchery]

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[infjtarot]

Sun. Bachus Tarot

[theladyinthegraveyard]

Medieval tarot by Luigi Scapini. 

[funeral]

The Medieval Scapini Tarot deck booklet by Luigi Scapini, 1985

[sumpix]

Another Ace of Swords by Luigi Scapini

[reflective-mage]

10-Card Tarot Spread for Beginners

A little bit of background before I show you to this spread: yes, I know it's a common spread, but I want to make my page more about the simple basics. From this I hope you gather inspiration and personalize this to you or whoever you're doing the spread for. This is the first spread I learned, and if your cards like it, a very accurate one at that. I'm actually going to be doing a hypothetical reading throughout this post, then a recap at the end of what the reading may look like step-by-step. That being said, here is the breakdown:

Overall, this spread is one to help you (or whoever the reading is on) familiarize yourself (themselves) with a question they have in mind, or just a reality check. The question shouldn't be yes or no (there are much better ways to go about those types of questions) but more open to interpretation.

Shuffling

As for almost all tarot readings, you will want whoever you're doing the reading for to shuffle the deck while thinking about their question that they're asking the cards.

The Spread

In this spread, there are 10 cards with independent meanings that are subject to change based on the context of the other cards. Keep in mind that if a card is drawn upside down, then the meaning of the cars itself is "reversed" (but not necessarily the exact opposite of its divinatory meaning). Here are the individual meanings first:

You as you are now. This card represents your current standing on the issue. For example, if you are drawn the Four of Pentacles, then it may mean that right now you have financial or material security, and even gain, maybe from hard work (a raise at your job), or maybe from inheritance, but there isn't any emotional or spiritual gain and can also show the effects from greed or selfishness.

What is blocking you. This card suggests some sort of obstacle preventing the best or most desired outcome from your situation. This could be figurative, emotional, or literal. For example, if the Death card is drawn here, do not panic, it may just say that there is a sudden, drastic change which you may not be taking well, or perhaps are in denial of. Overcoming this card is likely to get you a step closer to your end goal.

Distant Past. This is often a history or brief explanation of what happened to lead up to this moment. It may bring insight to a specific trait of your character, or provide some sort of explanation of why you're asking the cards the question you are. For example, if you're a rather closed off person, then Two of Swords in this placement would imply an emotional barrier you've put up to protect you from danger as you see it, and that if your heart once protected by these swords becomes exposed, the emotional damage from it could cause confusion, thus these barriers would need to be taken down slowly over time.

Recent Past. This shows recent factors contributing to your question. The term "recent" is completely objective, and this could have happened in the last hour or last decade, or anywhere in between, just recent enough to still be in the process of shaping you as a person. For example, the Ace of Cups in this position predicts the start of a relationship with the potential of true love and happiness, meaning you may have just met someone or gotten close to someone you may want to stick around.

Near Future. This card is practically the same as recent past, only in the future. The same objectivity applies that this card's prediction may happen as soon or distant as it may. For example, the Ten of Cups drawn here may mean that soon your journey may be finished, and you can breathe in peaceful air and feel the lasting calm of overcoming obstacles and earning your relaxation.

Distant Future. This placement in the spread often describes what sort of life you'll have once the near future has passed. This is, again, a suggestion on what it may look like, as Knight of Pentacles filling this role may look like you'll have a large project or assignment to do, requiring much of your time and energy later on in life.

Your inner self. The card representing your inner self shows who you are inside at your roots, despite how you present yourself or how the world sees you. For example, having the Nine of Wands as your 7th card shows that at your core, you may find obstacles and difficulties, but through your inner strength, stamina, and your will to continue on you overcome nearly any obstacle. It represents a strength we didn't know we have until it shows itself.

Environmental Factors. This card illustrates what happens in the world around you as you move toward your goal, as well as how it effects you. For example, drawing Justice here would show that you've noticed (subconsciously or consciencly) a natural law of cause and effect, and the Karma and Dharma after that. It's a reminder to answer for what you may have done wrong in the past, and for you to monitor your actions because they not only effect your future by direct causation, but the consequences of them (positive or negative) will always return to you.

Hopes, Dreams, and Fears. Here, the cards reveal or reenforce what you most desire and dread. For example, Page of Cups may find himself home here and show how youthful you can feel, as well as nearly impulsive from the wonder and excitement. He appears to remind you that in a world growing cold, believing in your dreams can bring warmth back, and add imagination back to the world. He could mean that you might be afraid to grow up and have to lock away your youth, but reminds you that you don't have to.

Potential Outcome. The potential outcome isn't a definitive yes or no, it just shows you a perspective of what the answer to your question could be. For example, the Four of Wands here would mean that you can look back on everything you've done and be proud of it, but it also says to never stop learning, growing, and living. This shows the easy flow of a balanced life, and appears when you have achieved a goal you've set for yourself.

Example Reading

Earlier in the post, I gave examples of what a card could mean in the context of its placement in the layout, and here is a potential conclusion based on that:

"It looks like from the environment you lived in, you saw people suffer from the consequences of their actions, and you've distances yourself a bit, and built up a barrier to protect yourself. Over time, you've met many people, but recently found one that you feel truly happy to be around, and the feelings are mutual. You enjoy that feeling of happiness, it reminds you of when you were young and full of wonder, but now that you've found yourself in a career or something that has brought you stability, but it was at the expense of your imagination and sense of wonder. But you'll overcome that, you always manage to overcome hardships. Your inner strength is reliable, and hasn't failed you yet. In this world, you need to make sure you're taking responsibility for your actions, because soon you'll finally be able to relax and breathe in a breath of fresh air, knowing you finished today's goal. You should be proud of your work today, yesterday, and tomorrow too, and remember to never stop growing, learning, and ultimately living, because you'll always have something new to work on and learn from, and you will always have that spark of imagination in you!"

In case you were wondering, in my tarot deck, The Medieval Scapini Tarot by Luigi Scapini, has "Coins" instead of "Pentacles" as a suit. I'm not sure why, it just does.

[miameirohara]

deck collection - tarot

Universal Waite Tarot

Gummy Bear Tarot

Wheel of the Year Tarot

Joie de Vivre Tarot

Lo Scarabeo Tarot

Tarot of Sexual Magic

Tarot of the New Vision

Sacred Sites Tarot

Morgan Greer Tarot

The Pagan Tarot

Mona Lisa Tarot

Revelations Tarot

Tarot of Pagan Cats

Book of Shadows: So Below Tarot

Romantic Tarot

Crystal Tarot

Tarot of the Spirit World

Tarot of the Mystic Spiral

Whimsical Tarot

Robin Wood Tarot

Avalon Tarot

Feng Shui Tarot

Happy Tarot

Tarot of the Magical Forest

Spiral Tarot

Paulina Tarot

Sun and Moon Tarot

Universal Goddess Tarot

Dark Fairytale Tarot

Medieval Cats Tarot

Old English Tarot

Secret Tarot Mini

Golden Tarot

After Tarot

Epic Tarot

Fairy Lights Tarot

Thoth Tarot

Vice Versa Tarot

Hanson Roberts Tarot

Universal Wirth Tarot

Pictorial Key Tarot

Universal Tarot

Manga Tarot (Lo Scarabeo)

Manga Tarot (Selina Lin)

RWS Tarot (Lo Scarabeo)

Centennial Smith-Waite Tarot

Wizard’s Tarot

Tarot of the Elves

Wisdom Seeker's Tarot

Indie:

Tarot of Color

International Icon Tarot

Silhouettes Tarot

Hidden Waters Tarot

Mid-Centurion Tarot

Rosetta Tarot

Stretch Tarot

Writer’s Block Tarot

Little Monster Tarot

Venetian Carnival Tarot

Elemental Rainbows Tarot

Kokeshi Tarot

Crystal Moon Tarot

Crystal Unicorn Tarot

 OOP:

Tell-Me Tarot

Minute Tarot (Robyn Tisch-Hollister)

Art Nouveau Tarot (Matt Myers)

Witches Tarot (Ellen Cannon Reed)

Tarot of Stained Glass Windows (Luigi Scapini)

[rhianna]

Luigi Scapini is an Italian Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1946. Luigi Scapini's work has been offered at auction multiple times. Among the artist's sold works is "Assembly of Joyous Otherworldly Creatures", which realized 500 USD at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries in 2019

https://www.mutualart.com/Artist/Luigi-Scapini/67F78049193950B2/Biography