Hello, there! It's time to have a look at another tarot deck. This time is the Queen of Wands. And I'm supposed to describe the card's image to y'all. Ok, so what do we see? One of the first things we notice is the main color of the card: orange. As such, the card gives the impression of calmness, warmth, and magic. This is another musical card -just like the Page is. This time, the female is a mythical being as she has both horns and faerie-like wings, and plays a harp built into a living tree. She wears a red gown and has long blond hair. We can also see faces and figures in the bark of the tree:...
Hello, my lovelies! It is time to have a look at a new tarot card, the Knight of Wands from the Shadowscapes Tarot deck. First things first: What do we see? The main color of the card is yellow. Other colors are green, and some purple in the lower right corner. We see a male figure riding a mythical lion with 2 horns. These horns look like those of the gazelles. The lion is male, and we know this because of his large mane. The mythical lion is the one standing out more than the knight. The rider wears shiny armor and holds a very long and thin spear. Both the lion and the rider look away from us,...
Hello again for another divination guide session. Or something like that. Some cards are easier to interpret compared to others. The Seven of Cups in the Shadowscapes Tarot deck is one of the easy ones. Or is it? What do we see? In the Shadowscapes deck, the Seven of Cups is mostly blue in color. There is also a bit of white and a bit of golden/yellow. Almost in the middle, we see a couple standing on a cliff. The cliff seems to be trailing off into a faraway mountain cliff. This mountain has a castle on it. There is a closer mountain with another castle at its top. The female figure looks up to...
Hello and welcome to another tarot card interpretation. Or sorts of. This is the Seven of Swords in the Shadowscapes Tarot. As if the title didn't already say it. But here I am, repeating myself because ... I'm not sure why. What do we see? This card is mostly purple with hints of muddy blue and yellow. and white. My eyes look first at the lightest parts of the card. And this is when i realize that the white part is actually a swan. The bird is with its back at the viewer, wings spread and looking to the right. I don't think the swan is trying to take flight. It looks rather startled, or perhaps...
Hellooo~~~~ Let's continue with the tarot card interpretations, shall we? We have a long way to go, and I have 2 extra decks to interpret here for you. Remember that what I'm about to say is just my opinion, and is not a set-in-stone interpretation. I also want to mention that I may not know or understand the meaning of all the elements on this card. The Hierophant is the 5th card in the Major arcana. What do we see? The predominant color is a vibrant yellow. The next color is green, and then purple or lilac. Upon a closer look, we see there is a tree with a human face and arms. He looks displeased....
Hello again! Another tarot card interpretation is here! I hope soon i'll have another movie or book review as well. I have quite a few of those in the works, so. Ok, so if you want to see this card in all its glory, you can go to the official page. Otherwise, you'll have to rely on what i say and show you. What do we see? One of the first things we see is the dominant color, a dark hue of blue with white in the middle. The blue part looks like swirling clouds. Crows fly into that swirl. Lowering my gaze, i see a male angel figure - he has a white wing (his left one) and a wing that appears to be...
Hi all! Today, we have a look at the Ace of Cups from the Shadowscapes tarot deck. The first things we see on this card are the big yellow fish, faes and the elegant cup. Some fish seem to fly or float above the cup while others swim under it. Blue and gold are the main colors of the card. None of the fish or the faes are looking at us. These are some things to consider when dealing with the Ace of Cups [from the official page]: The water element. Deep feelings, intimacy, compassion, love. For me, this suite is rather sad, melancholic. Sometimes almost void of life. What do we see? There are other...
Hello! We continue interpreting the Shadowscapes Tarot. This time we have the Ten of Swords. What do we see? The card is split almost in half based on color: the upper part is crimson-red and the lower part is purple with hints of yellow. We then see a human figure that makes us think of The Fool card. The figure looks away from us, and it also seems as if she doesn't have a face. She seems to have tattoos on her upper arms, as well as a red ribbon on each arm. She wears a large piece of cloth, white/yellow in color. it seems to be breaking apart, and turn crimson. She has long blond hair. Her...
Hello, all. Let's learn more about the Eight of Pentacles from the Shadowscapes tarot deck. What do we see and what does it mean? The main color of the card is green, pointing to money and abundance. On this card, we see a big black and red spider building his web. He is close to what appears to be its center. He used a nearby tree branch as the basis for his web, as well as a rather thin whimsical grass-blade for a second side. We don't see the 3rd point of support, which makes me think this spider is not as wise as we would assume. His web also has some holes and doesn't seem 'perfect'. Any wind...
The Wheel of Fortune is a rather important card, in my opinion. It's classic meaning refers to destiny, fate, turning points, movement, change, patterns, and cycles. This card reminds us that "what goes around comes around." What do we see? The main color is yellow, with hints of blue and purple. In the center of the card there is a big wheel/circle decorated with what seems to be Celtic knots, a sun/star right at its center, surrounded by a what looks like a stylized snowflake. Half of the wheel looks faded, though it's probably some mist or fog that gives this impression. The other half has better-defined...
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