#the fool tarot

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finally, the last of my bit-related @comicaurora tarot cards (cards 1 2 and 3 here). honestly probably the most appropriate i feel?? guys who don't even know the horrors. yet

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I finally had a moment to work on stuff for myself rather than university - I want to make all major arcana cards if I find time :3

[monratarot]

Major Arcana - 3. The Empress

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The Empress represents mothering love, an authority figure that is looking out for you and is often a kind guardian.

Astrological Sign or planet - Venus

Element - earth

Key meaning - abundance, generosity, and creativity

YES card

she manifests her feminity -fertile aspect of womanhood

the wife and traditional relationship

symbol of fruition, fertility

beautiful woman

♦ Qualities of the card - growth, cultivation, nature, motherhood, harvest ★ Associated object and location - a pregnant woman, a nest, a garden

❁Upright meaning

abundance and material comfort

sensuality

security

fertility and feminity

your needs will be met

you are a good mother to others or to yourself

home - renovations and extensions, home improvements

relationship - happiness; if single - a good time to start a relationship; do not compromise your beliefs or your integrity for anyone that isn’t similar to you

career and money - security, you are resourceful, able to support others

health - you have been working too hard and it is time to stop and smell the roses

❁Reversed meaning

financial issues

creative blocks in your project

there may be troubles at home

relationship - you and your partner may have been arguing or ignoring opportunities to be tender and loving with one another

family - loss of harmony and balance in your family,

work - your career has become dull and unfulfilling

health - it seems your health has fallen to the bottom of your to-do list

Reflections

+ Queen of Cups = heart aspect - love and nurturing

+ Queen of Pentacles = physical body; generosity, security

+ 9 of Pentacles = money, luxury, self-authority

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Major Arcana 0 / The Fool

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O • The Fool • O

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WHEN I GET MY HANDS ON YOU VOLO

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0. The Fool (feat...me!)

a Major Arcana project featuring some people who have been Instrumental in my online career recently! (digital, 2024)

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Charlotte's Art History Tarot - Card 0 - The Fool

Art: Wanderer Above the Sea Fog – Caspar David Friedrich

interpret this card

[zackloupart]

Commission for secyoteagenda for his Coyote Tarot project! Featuring erinkitsune as the concerned pianist.

I had so much fun with this one!

[legend-has-it-art]

The Fool

[kaleidos-copia]

Happy April 1st to my favorite fool 🖤

(the inspiration ⬇️)

[paulalanie]

The Fool - Work in progress

[dadforplaid]

To new beginnings <3

[arssomnii]

The Fool - Volo

[sharkaiju]

I just realized I never posted my drawing of Wander (and Sylvia) as The Fool tarot card! It's the part he was born to play! I might colour the background later too

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Charlotte's Art History Tarot - Card 0 - The Fool

Art: Wanderer Above the Sea Fog – Caspar David Friedrich

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hi everyone! I'm so excited to share the first card in my art history tarot deck!

the fool is a card about new beginnings, taking a leap of faith, returning to a more childlike mindset, and embracing the world with openness and perhaps a bit of naiveté

I chose Wanderer Above the Sea Fog for this card because I feel like it really captures this sense of wonder. the valley below the figure is obscured with mist, yet they stand near the edge of a rocky outcropping, ready to venture into the unknown. additionally, this painting was created in the romantic era, and one of the key elements of romantic art was the experience of the sublime. the sublime is something like transcendence or being completely absorbed by emotion. romantics believed you could achieve the experience of the sublime through emotions like terror and horror, but also awe and wonder. the immense beauty of nature was a popular theme for romantic painters since it could evoke any and all of these emotions depending on the place or time. I've always felt that the "wanderer" in this image is struck by the wonder of nature and is thus experiencing the sublime here, and that sense of awe and wonder ties in perfectly with the meanings of the fool