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Design and Artwork

The "This Might Hurt Tarot" by Isabella Rotman is a modern reinterpretation of the traditional Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck. This deck, enriched with cartoonist Rotman's unique style, features images that are both familiar and distinct, offering a fresh perspective to tarot readings. It modernizes clothing and scenery, embraces diversity, and acknowledges queerness, making it highly relatable and inclusive.

Symbolism and Themes

Maintaining the time-honored symbolism and imagery of traditional tarot, this deck offers a contemporary view, removing the medieval context to make it more accessible. The deck is designed for ease of reading and is especially appealing to those seeking a connection to modern, inclusive, and queer themes in their tarot practice.

User Experience

Users find "This Might Hurt Tarot" easy to connect with and interpret, regardless of their experience level with tarot. The modernized and inclusive imagery is particularly appealing, making the deck a favorite among those seeking a more current reflection of society and self in their tarot readings.

About the Author

Isabella Rotman, a cartoonist and illustrator from Maine, is known for her art focusing on themes like the ocean, loneliness, and relationships. Her approach to creating "This Might Hurt Tarot" was born from her own journey in learning tarot, resulting in a deeply personal and insightful deck.

Key Features

• Modern, inclusive reinterpretation of the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot deck
• 78-card deck with relatable and diverse imagery
• Designed for ease of reading and connection with intuitive practices
• Ideal for those seeking a contemporary and inclusive tarot experience