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Submitted: March 25, 2007
File Size: 97.5 KB
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For my Tarot project
Card 2: The High Priestess
Theme: Hippie
Like with the Magician, I pretty much used the traditional format for this piece, including the pillars and scroll, but I gave the priestess a much more flower-child-y look than she usually has, which I think fits with the divinatory meanings of wisdom, contemplation and mystery. I changed the papal headwear into a crescent moon, because that makes more sense for a hippie. The letters 'B' and 'J', traditionally written on the pillars, were changed to the Thai letters 'bor bai mai' and 'jor jan', much for the same reason- also, the letters of the Thai alphabet all have meanings, and these mean 'leaf' and 'plate' respectively- though 'jan' can also mean 'moon'- so again, thematic.
I went a bit mad with the bright colours, but I'm happy with the result.
Card 2: The High Priestess
Theme: Hippie
Like with the Magician, I pretty much used the traditional format for this piece, including the pillars and scroll, but I gave the priestess a much more flower-child-y look than she usually has, which I think fits with the divinatory meanings of wisdom, contemplation and mystery. I changed the papal headwear into a crescent moon, because that makes more sense for a hippie. The letters 'B' and 'J', traditionally written on the pillars, were changed to the Thai letters 'bor bai mai' and 'jor jan', much for the same reason- also, the letters of the Thai alphabet all have meanings, and these mean 'leaf' and 'plate' respectively- though 'jan' can also mean 'moon'- so again, thematic.
I went a bit mad with the bright colours, but I'm happy with the result.
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