Wicked Tarot 2

A path winds between two pillars, obviously manmade. It's flanked by a dog and a wolf—one tame, one wild—two sides of the same coin. The journey could represent the development of humankind.
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A golden-haired child rides carries a red flag. The sunflowers all turn toward the child, denoting that this is a child of the light.
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Atop a craggy peak, the tower begins to crumble. Fire and lightning ravage it from within and without. Two people plunge to an uncertain fate.
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The woman is taking inspiration from her creative, intuitive side, applying it to her surroundings and daily life and using the power it gives her to replenish the source of her creativity.
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The balancing act with the cup and the liquid denotes the ability to juggle situations fluidly. The bright light shining from his eyes and tattoos indicate a positive, promising outlook.
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The Devil presides over a couple from a superior position. The couple remain chained to his solid block of stone, though the shackles are loose. They are naked, vulnerable—and yet they remain calm.
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The calm expression on his face and the fact that his hand is hidden behind his back indicate that he is not struggling; he has chosen to do this to gain enlightenment.
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In traditional tarot cards, an armored, skeletal figure rides a pure white horse, symbolic of spirituality and purity of body and soul. Pamelina's version differs slightly but still carries the same spirit.
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The souls of the dead rise up from the darkness of the grave to heed the call of Judgement. Gabriel, the archangel, blows the horn to signal the time when each person will have to answer for his or her deeds.
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A figure dances in the center of a giant victory wreath. The dancer is widely considered a hermaphrodite, symbolizing the unity of the masculine and feminine aspects to form a complete whole.
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Pamelina worked on these card designs for several months at the end of 2015. Every card features the number, name and color of the card. Pamelina researched tarot cards and used her knowledge to re-invent the cards while maintianing all the familiar elements found in traditional decks.
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