#printable tarot deck

[lilahunnisett]

Hot off the press.... Introducing my latest mini tarot / oracle deck project! The Super Lucky Stuff Mini Oracle Cards deck been designed to allow you to get crafty with divination by printing and assembling your own oracle deck at home. Following the recent launch of my FREE Share the Magic printable mini tarot deck I decided

[fkartcreations]

[headstonehills]

Free printable tarot deck with hand-drawn illustrations!

[ravenmill]

printable oracle cards ❤️ only 89 cents

[iridescent-witch-life]

I want to take a minute to address the above because it's not entirely accurate.

I'm selling someone else's art. True, this deck was designed by Pamela Coleman-Smith in 1909. But not only is this art in the public domain (meaning it's legal for me to re-sell it, it's not plagirism) but it has been modified. Many many big companies do this, all the time. A simple Google search will show Van Gogh's prints for example on t-shirts, mugs, as prints themselves - you name it. I chose to sell this as a colour in as the Rider Waite Smith tarot cards are the standard and almost all modern tarot decks are based on it and I wanted to learn more about the symbolism they use.

Creating it didn't take any effort. False, I didn't use a filter to create these files, the filter of free sites that they use above does work on some of the cards, but not on all. If you try to use it on some it shows grey in some areas which makes colouring it difficult. You can see for yourself using the black and white filters Picsart or Photopea, the Justice card in particular isn't great. This is why I didn't do it, I will post an example of this later to show the point.

Ultimately I made this product for sale because at the time because it was something I wanted for myself and couldn't find. There's a tarot colouring in book you can buy but I wanted to be able to print out specific cards and more than once so it didn't really fit my needs. I sell no other things on my Etsy shop in the whole time i've had it (over a year) because i'm not trying to rip off people and make money, I just found an unmet need and decided to fill it. If you take issue with this i suggest hassling big companies who make ridiculous amounts of money selling public domain art (or worse, companies that rip off small artists). I'm just a regular person who is interested in tarot and trying to get by, like the rest of us.

I just created an Etsy shop! My first listing is a full set of printable tarot colouring in pages!

Why learn tarot?

It can help you understand a situation

It can be used to gain insight into the past, present or future

It can inspire you to take action

It can be used as a journal prompt

It can be used as a meditative tool

It’s a great topic of conversation, people love to have their cards read!

Benefits of coloring in:

Relaxes your brain and Improves brain function

It can induce a meditative state

Reduces anxiety and relieves stress

[hazard-symbols-that-fuck-hard]

Cool Shit I've Made (masterpost)

If you want to support me, or if you just want to see what I'm up to, check out the stuff under the cut!

My Currently Active Sideblogs

@organical-mechanical: This is actually my main blog! Go here for all of my unrelated art, EVEN MORE off-topic posts, and the occasional reblog or link to other people's art, generally under the theme of bodily imagry, machinery and software, and/or the combination of the two. Naturally, there's a heavy content warning for blood and gore.

@mind-of-moth: My ask blog/webcomic/light novel? about an inexplicably human doctor in a My Little Pony-esque world grappling with various concepts related to death

My YouTube Channel

As you can see, my YouTube channel is tied to @organical-mechanical and not @hazard-symbols-that-fuck-hard, so you can expect the content to revolve more around innards and CRT monitors rather than the NFPA. In any case, this is where I store-- what else-- my video art

My Itch.io Projects

Hazard Tarot Cards:

A printable card deck for only seven smackaroos, featuring all of your favorite hazard symbols!

Hazard Poker Cards:

Similar to the tarot cards, but for poker!

Mad Science Interactive:

A mock virtual science lab where you grow your own transgenic beast using real-world techniques! The game is 100% free and playable in-browser, with bonus content should you choose to donate $10 or more! (it's basically a three-minute glorified slide show)

[button-kin-games]

Jude's World is now LIVE on Kickstarter. But should you back it? Read on to find out more.

Jude's World is a solo journaling game about a precocious preteen trying to get their parents back together. It's a coming of age story and an exploration of different kinds of love. It's bittersweet and comedic in tone, with a healthy dose of 90s nostalgia for those who partake. The game has taken a year to develop, including extensive play testing. You can find out more about all that from my development diary posts on this very website. Including the inspirations and ethos behind the game, if that's of interest to you.

To play you need a tarot deck, a journal, and 2d6. I've also produced a bespoke workbook to help you keep track of the people you meet and the keepsakes you find throughout the game. A physical copy of this comes with one of the reward tiers, but you get a printable pdf version with the digital tier as well.

It's a simple play loop, easy to generate story and super fun to create your own version of Jude and walk around in their head.

More details, including a short video of me talking through the game, can be found on the campaign page here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/buttonkin/judes-world

[averymayhemeveryday]

Spent some of my afternoon/evening printing off @copperbadge 's Found Fortune oracle deck (yes my printer sucks). This is just standard cardstock, which is far from an optimal choice from a shufflability standpoint but it's what I had on hand. Considering going out tomorrow to get one of those corner punch thingies to round the edges. And maybe some sort of thin sticky-back paper for the backs to stiffen them up a bit (but then I'd have to trim them all AGAIN, so... idk)

I do not have particularly strong feelings towards tarot/oracle decks as a future-telling device, but I thought it could be a handy tool for storytelling and perhaps songwriting. My hugely unofficial january personal challenge is to write some sort of music-y thing every day (either new or a good effort working on something incomplete), so I decided to shuffle and pull a little spread for inspiration tonight, using whatever imagery pops up as a starting point for a song, as in where it's coming from / what's the problem / where's it going.

Here we have The Champion (All material things. Value; the counting of winnings), Delay (Thwarting. Indecision, weakness of character), and Light (Joy. Good fortune, delight).

I certainly could have gone more literal (a champion delayed in the quest for light) but it ended up a bit more abstractly themed around taking the physical distractions and the internal overwhelm, considering what sort of people those things turn us into, and then coming together to find/ensure there is still light in the world. Musically speaking it still needs tweaking and as usual I'll fiddle with the initial lyrics (possibly add another verse), but the chorus bit I particularly like is don't let the light escape from the sunset unseen.

Anyway, thanks for putting the deck up as a printable, Sam!

[wyrdle]

Greetings Dragon Booster fans! I am organising a Dragon Booster Fan Tarot Deck project, and applications for contributors are now open!

Applications close 17th November 2023!

APPLY HERE

More info in the above form or below the cut! Reblogs appreciated!

What is it?

This is a not-for-profit fan project, to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Dragon Booster plus make some cool merch together! Currently, the goals for this project are:

Create a physical tarot deck/card game*: 35 cards, consisting of 22 x Major Arcana featuring any canon characters and optional OCs and 13 x "Draconium Arcana" where we cover all 13 Draconium colour crew leaders/side characters and dragons. The deck should also include a mini booklet introducing artists/instructions to play + board (if relevant) shipped to every contributor.

Create a digital printable deck: Free for the general public to download, print at home, play and enjoy

*Depending on whether we figure out a card game for this project.

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Each artist will be responsible for:

Making 2-3 card designs. Each artist can draw 1 or 2 Major Arcana, featuring any canon characters and OCs of their choice. Each artist will also need to select 1 Draconium Arcana and feature minimum 1 canon crew leader and 1 dragon.

Finalisation of card assignments will be through a tally system and discussion on Discord to prevent too many character overlaps.

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Timeline (Summary)

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NOTE: As this is a not-for-profit project, contributors may have to pay for the printing and shipping of their own deck of cards. Please indicate in this form your budget/ability to pay for yourself. (This will not affect your participation!)

As with any other indie project organised online, merch-related projects carry some risks with the fulfillment of physical orders, especially in the case of relying on regional reps to reduce shipping fees. Very likely, the base of operations will be in Australia and products will be shipping from here, with reps in US/Canada etc. to sort orders there. For now, we are unlikely to be opening sales to non-contributors, unless discussed further through chat and if their orders contribute significantly to paying for costs to contributors.

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Who is the mod/organiser?

Hellooooo I'm Wyrdle or Ann, and I'll be the primary organiser/designer (and likely logistics person alongside calamari-san) for this project. I was the mod for the digital DB zine and fundraiser zines Stories for a Cause (Vol 1 and 2), and am active in making my own zines and merch. I'm based in Melbourne, Australia, and have been a big Dragon Booster fan for a long time! You can always reach out to me via socials or email at wyrdle.art@gmail.com.

[knightofchariot]

[cassimothwin]

Tangled Blessings: My magic academy horror roleplaying/journaling game is out now! All you need is a deck of tarot cards to play, but you can find printable tarot card PDFs for free or you can use this nifty dice roller alternative with a standard deck of cards.

Tangled Blessings is a 1-2 player, GM-less, and tarot-driven horror game set at a magical college. With ghosts, curses, secret societies, and a rival at your back, will you graduate at the top?

It has two play modes and neither require a game master!

Structured Journaling

Even if you’ve never played a journaling game before, Tangled Blessings makes it easy to dive in, walking you through the simple character creation process step by step. As you play, you’ll draw cards from your tarot deck and respond to prompts that guide you through 4 years at the academy. You can record your responses in whichever way pleases you most.

Two-Player

When you play with another person, you’ll take turns exploring what the Academy holds for you, adding to each other’s memories as you go. Just like in solo play, you’ll use a single tarot deck to uncover events where your characters cross paths.

I handcrafted each page of the PDF to make it as readable and atmospheric as possible, BUT I also created EPUB and HTML formats for those who prefer to play the game that way.

My favorite part about the game is that there are 22 rivals you can be randomly assigned. Each rival has a robust paragraph with traits to give you ideas about how you and rival interact.

In Tangled Blessings, your rival can be your best friend, a family member, a stranger, an enemy, a romantic interest or a combination of relations. Your rival is present in most of your memories at the academy. How your relationship evolves with them is up to you, but at the end of four years, you’ll still stand against each other in one final test of academic and magical mastery.

If you ever romanticized the university or boarding school experience, add a dash of terrible magic and this game is for you.

I hope you check it out! I'm so proud of it!

[fkartcreations]

https://www.fiverr.com/fkartcreations?up_rollout=true

[faded-springs]

we miss you & your posts 🖤 hope you are doing well

oh hey there anon, i've missed you too.

Seriously, I didn't realise how much I've missed this community until I started looking at all the new CC and content I've missed in the 2 years I've been gone. And I left in a really sucky way, I didn't say much to anyone, and I'm sorry about that, I know that can make people worry!! I'm okay, still disabled (haven't been able to shake off the 'permanent' part of that diagnosis... yet, lol), a fair bit worse over the past 2 years. Lots of falls, a week in hospital last year with a kidney infection, and i'm pretty housebound lately. I'll be moving into specialised housing pretty soon, it's in the works. Other than that I had a small online business on etsy for a while, making printables and graphics, studied astrology, added to my tarot deck collection, played a bunch of other video games, quit smoking after 20+ years and got hopelessly bored, tired and fragile. So, what am I doing back here? Me and my good frendo craftyalpaca were talking about pre-covid good times and this convo just turned into the sims and I couldn't help myself, I just had to download it again and start playing. Will I start making CC again? Maybe, I don't know. I always have an urge to create something... if the planets line themselves up right, it's definitely possible..

[ravenmill]

👻 Trick or Treat 👻

10/13/23 - 10/31/23

It's time for an ask game!

Will you get a treat or a trick?

Enter my ask box with the saying "trick or treat" and attach a Halloween gif or photo. If you want to, tell me your Halloween plans, a Halloween memory, your favorite candy, or anything you like about the season. I will answer your ask with either a trick or treat, chosen at random.

a trick response will not contain a prize and you must try again.

a treat response has multiple prize options, chosen at random

possible prizes: a random tarot or oracle card pull, a Halloween themed sketch by me, random spell instructions, a random sigil, etc.

Please wait 12 hours after receiving a treat before trying again.

🎃🍬 A TREAT FOR ALL 🍬🎃

10% Off my Etsy Shop - PAID READINGS & MORE

Use the code TUMBLRTRICK on your next paid reading, printable oracle deck, sigil, etc.

Offer valid thru November 1st

ko-fi - one time donation helps feed my rescue cats

[holofoiltowercard]

The Journey of The Tarot Haiku

I: The Magician - Resources

I used a variety of tools and resources in creating the book, so I thought I would share the most important ones.

At one point I purchased Scrivener because I heard good things about it, and initially I was planning to use it to create the book, only to discover that it didn't support the type of layout I wanted to design. I was stubborn, however, and decided to use it anyway because the way you can create folders and pages in it really appealed to the creature in me that wanted to squirrel away the poems like nuts for the winter. I also used it to manually keep track of my progress, and I still love opening it to go through all the folders.

To make sure the syllable count was accurate, I used this Syllable Counter to double check as I was typing down the poems. I tried others, but some of them were inconsistent, and this one was really easy to use!

I used to draw extensively and did digital art, and in the course of looking for software, I purchased Clip Studio Paint, which can be used for digital art as well as designing printable volumes like comics and zines. I was first and foremost going to concentrate on the Tarot cards in my poetry project, but eventually decided to supplement them with more poems explaining the fundamentals of reading and understanding the Tarot, so the next step was to create some digital illustrations to accompany those. I ended up learning about vector art because I wanted to create crisp images that could be resized if needed, and then went on to design the original manuscript using CSP. For the longest time I thought I would be using that for publication, but it did not have a working Table of Contents and I worried that any reformatting might take it apart, so I didn't use the manuscript, just the digital illustrations I made.

The Rider-Waite Tarot Deck is a registered trademark of U.S. Games Systems, Inc., but the illustrations are technically public domain, so you can use them for different projects and products. Because I wanted to feature the cards in my book but I only had access to a Hungarian language version of the deck (and so my scans would have shown Hungarian text), I purchased a set of high quality scans of the original Rider-Waite Tarot from ElementalEmpress on Etsy. I first used these in my project proposal and later in the manuscript.

In some of my posts, you might have noticed a Tower mandala watermark. I commissioned the design from Mixtichin - check out their Square Space or their Ko-fi if you want cool mandala designs! (The holofoil effect was my doing.)

I ultimately decided to self-publish by signing up to Kindle Direct Publishing, and there I downloaded Kindle Create in order to prepare my manuscript for publishing. This was the point where I realized that my original manuscript created in CSP might not survive a reformatting and the non-functional Table of Contents would be irritating, so I fired up Microsoft Word and recreated the entire manuscript from scratch. Thankfully I figured out how to do upside down text in it, which is how the ebook retains the original ergodic layout. I had to convert it to PDF using the built-in conversion function because Kindle Create is very fickle and will not sometimes recognize completely legitimate DOCX files, but that turned out to be for the best because I had an image heavy layout and could thus use the Print Replica option. Kindle Create is kind of vital for KDP projects because it will take care of things like borders, trim, bleed, etc. and when I got the hang of it, submitting the paperback and hardcover became much easier.

Last but not least, I used this website to convert PNG to PDF because KDP asked for the cover to be submitted as a PDF, but whenever I tried to open the PNG and use the convert to PDF option in the menu, it came out the wrong size. Once I converted it using the above linked site, however, the size was perfect and I could proceed with publication!

This is all I could think of for this post - see you next time!

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[witchysylv]

hi, I'm a beginner witch (in the broom closet) and I was wondering how can I get into reading tarot? I'm not really sure where to start. I don't have a deck - yet - and was wondering if you had any tips?

with love, emerald

hi emerald! i have a few recommendations

Assuming you can't get a tarot deck right now, get playing cards. Cartomancy is a valid form of divination and is easy to research. If this option is good for you, let me know and I'll message you with my favorite cartomancy PDF after I dig it up.

Make your own tarot deck! I don't prefer this option just because I'm not super artsy, but you can find printable decks online. If it's for safety reasons that you can't have a deck, though, stick with playing cards. Or,

Tarot apps. I don't find them to be accurate but a lot of people do.

As far as actually learning goes, start with learning the following things in the following order:

The Major Arcana. Look up "The Fool's Journey" and watch one of those videos.

The suits. Learn the suits first because each one symbolizes something else.

Numerology. Learn the basic 1-9 meanings of the cards.

DON'T worry about memorizing just yet.

After that, you'll naturally find your footing a bit.

Thanks for the ask, let me know if you need anything else!