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ladyseishou posting in tarot May. 13th, 2009 07:11 pm)As proposed on Monday, this is the announcement post for round one of the Color-Your-Own Tarot Card Project.
...the soul in search of experience
Arthur Edward Waite
Round One posting begins: Wednesday, May 20
Who may participate: all interested members of thetarotcommunity
For anyone and everyone who has thought about designing their own tarot cards, the Color-Your-Own Tarot Card Project was conceived as a fun and friendly way to try your hand at coloring the tarot images of the familiar Rider Waite Smith deck (line art found here).
Begin by downloading the artwork of The Fool and then let your creative instincts and inner voice/intuition guide you as you color the image. Medium and colors are your choice!
Then come back here by Wednesday, May 20 and share your work with the community by posting your card as a comment to this post. As well as your work, it would be very nice if everyone might also share a little bit about their experience: why they choose the colors and medium they used and any insights they experienced.
The feather, the rose, the youth’s tunic and belt, the dog… what colors will you choose?
Have fun as we all join The Fool in “search of experience”!
...the soul in search of experience
Arthur Edward Waite
Round One posting begins: Wednesday, May 20
Who may participate: all interested members of the
tarotcommunityFor anyone and everyone who has thought about designing their own tarot cards, the Color-Your-Own Tarot Card Project was conceived as a fun and friendly way to try your hand at coloring the tarot images of the familiar Rider Waite Smith deck (line art found here).
Begin by downloading the artwork of The Fool and then let your creative instincts and inner voice/intuition guide you as you color the image. Medium and colors are your choice!
Then come back here by Wednesday, May 20 and share your work with the community by posting your card as a comment to this post. As well as your work, it would be very nice if everyone might also share a little bit about their experience: why they choose the colors and medium they used and any insights they experienced.
The feather, the rose, the youth’s tunic and belt, the dog… what colors will you choose?
Have fun as we all join The Fool in “search of experience”!
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