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Created by the Modern Mystic Devany Litha Wolfe, this deck is one of my favorites because of its colors and use of trippy, futuristic imagery. I feel like I’m drawn intuitively to decks with non-traditional symbols and aesthetic. This deck is super authentic and cool.
This is the deck I use. The artist is Kim Krans and her work with watercolor is dreamy which gives the deck a warm and inviting feel, like the cards are just waiting to be worked. This is a great deck to learn with.
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Alejandra León Wolfe Rocha, creator of the Lioness Oracle Deck, is a brilliant and creative force. This is the deck I’m saving up for. She uses popular idols like Buddha and David Bowie as symbols in her collection against backdrops of constellations, fire, and flowers. I love her use of color. This deck packs a punch and I cannot wait to get my hands on it!
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Misha H Dumois makes lots of tools for divination, but her oracle deck is by far my favorite. She uses simple illustrations on black cards, made up of bones, animal skulls, and bugs, perfect for those who connect through animal symbology. For all my super-goth mystics out there, this is a great deck to have. Sometimes the simplicity of black and white can be just the right way to connect with the cards.
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Holly Simple is an artist, cartoonist, and illustrator. Her tarot deck is full of unusual and brightly colored cartoons that remind me of Keith Haring’s contributions to the pop art of the 1960’s. I love when artists can take something ancient and recreate the symbols in ways that haven’t been done before. All her work is wonderful, from fashion, jewelry and comics to tarot. Each card is better than the next.
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