The Gorgon's Tarot - The Tarot Garden

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Striking black-and-white images in round frames comprise this self-described graphic arts project by Dolores Fitchie. Of the deck, the artist herself says: As to the cards' meanings, they are not so much interpretations as descriptions, little stories I told myself while I was drawing, and redrawing, and revising, and thus revisiting them. The large round cards may be awkward to handle for readers, but the deck offers a very clean and intriguing set of illustrations for use in spreads. Two cards -- the Devil and a significator card called The Blind Gorgon, include some splashes of red; the remainder of the deck is strictly black-and-white. Other than the significator card, you'll find no snake-haired temptresses here; according to text inside the box lid, the title comes from the artist's personal nickname.

The Gorgon's Tarot by Dolores Fitchie (2014, Mixed Media).

The Gorgon’s Tarot by Dolores Fitchie (2014, Mixed Media)

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