Tarot Deck New Palladini Tarot A reworked version of his earlier Aquarian deck, made twenty-five years later, with far more vibrant artwork. The first tarot deck printed in Salem, Mass., has black line drawings on a white background. Tarot scenes are pared down to the minimum, and magickal and astrological symbols appear frequently. Suitable for beginners - and also worth adding to any tarot collection. The Nijinsky Tarot has similarities with the Vertigo Tarot with its black backgrounds and bright modern images.
Art is mostly large photographic elements, cleverly overlaid.
I look forward to seeing the full deck. Tarot Deck Norse Tarot Featuring Nordic myths and ancient legends plus Gods, sagas and Runes from the lives of the Vikings, all in watercolour artwork scenes with elaborate borders. This deck is one that likes to use a lot of whitespace on its cards - the edges of each Nordic scene are blurred into the large border. It's nice to see fairly life-like looking humans on the cards too. Tarot Deck Tarot Nova A deck with vaguely Renaissance artwork that reminds me of expensive greeting cards.