Deck

Somebody once told me about this tarot card in a reading. The Ogre is steeped in many layers, like an onion. He is at the start of his begrudging journey, depicted as stomping out of an outhouse with a Moon in Waxing Crescent- which may signify intention (he intends to keep you out of his swamp!). This card may also signify Love, Life, how the years start coming and they don't stop coming, and Dank .

Every witch has the subconscious desire to draw cards from a deck that is absolutely about to call them out. Give into your urges to do witchy stuff with this groovy take on "the feminine urge" featuring a witch's hand holding the Sun, Moon, and Star tarot cards!

WHEW! I don't know if this heat represents joy but I do think nature is in harmony with the sentiment that it is HOT AS BALLS outside right now. stay cool and find happiness in cooler places with this Tarot parody design!

Ah, you have drawn the Queen of Swords- aka "Don't tell me to smile". It's not difficult to tell what this card's about! Set some clear boundaries and keep the message direct with this parody of the Rider Waite Smith Tarot card, the Queen of Swords!

This emperor is a daddy, you pulled the daddy card! Show off your love for leather, daddies, queer culture and tarot decks with this "The Daddy" parody of the emperor tarot card design.

This design is a reimagining of the Strength tarot card. The Strength is numbered either XI or VIII, depending on the deck. It is a Major Arcana and represents self-control, compassion, and comprehension. In this illustration we find a woman far out on a distant planet wearing a space suit while ridding a giant T-rex and scattering roses.