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Fool (0), the Maiden fool.
Mostly Illustrator, except for the scans of my pencils.The pale cyan is a placeholder for Interesting Printing Processes; the final card will be entirely black and white except for the glint of color in one camera eye's reflection.
Full descriptive text in LJ.
Big thanks to
CAPSLOCK for this piece, whose background inspired this one and really made it work.
Mostly Illustrator, except for the scans of my pencils.The pale cyan is a placeholder for Interesting Printing Processes; the final card will be entirely black and white except for the glint of color in one camera eye's reflection.
Full descriptive text in LJ.
Big thanks to
CAPSLOCK for this piece, whose background inspired this one and really made it work.
Category All / All
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Size 396 x 612px
File Size 145.6 kB
Having three Fools in the deck started as a pisstake on the way some printings of the Crowley/Harris deck fill out two otherwise-unused cards with abandoned versions of the Magician, whose final version is kind of a caricature of Crowley. Me? I ain't know all-knowing Magician, I'm just this crazy Fool.
Oh, wow, this one came out really well. I saw the most of the rest of your deck on Deviantart and on the site you set up for the deck, and I love your take on them. The cards you added and the ones where you changed the themes around are especially amazing.
The fool seems to be a fun card, but then it is the beginning of a lot of things (it seems to me, not that I know all that much about Tarot cards). The background here is interesting, it looks like either a laser striking the cliff, a skewed perspective or like she's leaping haphazardly into a digital future. Any or all of those could be wrong, but I really like that so much can be drawn out of your cards.
The fool seems to be a fun card, but then it is the beginning of a lot of things (it seems to me, not that I know all that much about Tarot cards). The background here is interesting, it looks like either a laser striking the cliff, a skewed perspective or like she's leaping haphazardly into a digital future. Any or all of those could be wrong, but I really like that so much can be drawn out of your cards.
No, I'm filling in the last few gaps. If you go look at the deck's page you'll see a few cards with placeholder thumbnails; I've got to get all of those filled in the next month and a half because that's my deadline with the publisher!
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