a wilde deck...

Thread originally posted on the Aeclectic Tarot Forum on 23 Jun 2003, and now archived in the Forum Library.

BoomVoom	23 Jun 2003
i was just wondering. isn't ther a deck that was created by several artists? you can see the style chainging from card to card? i was just wondering if anybody knew the name of that deck? thanks BoomVoom

Hedera	23 Jun 2003
There's the Artist's Inner Vision, created by 26 different people. You can see all of the cards here: http://www.psymon.com/tarot/about.html I rather like that one, it has a consistent overall 'feel', despite all the different artists. Some beautiful and original cards in it, too. I remember at least one or two other ones, I'll see if I can find something about those. Edited to add: The Fantasy Showcase Tarot, there's a review here: http://www.tarotpassages.com/fanshow-thrysse.htm Lovely Moon! Some more pictures of that one here: http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/fantasy-showcase/index.html

BoomVoom	23 Jun 2003
thanks i went searching and i found out that indeed it was the Fantasy Showcase Tarot. but it seams to be out of print... :(

Hedera	23 Jun 2003
Yes, unfortunately. :( I can't find it on Tarotgarden, either. But you could always send Jeanette an email, she might be able to locate a copy for you. She's very helpful!

BoomVoom	23 Jun 2003
is that Jeanette at Tarotgarden? thanks alot. :D

Hedera	23 Jun 2003
Yes it is. Let me know if she is able to find any copies, would you? If the price is right, I might be interested, too....;)

Shade	26 Jun 2003
I have the fantasy showcase tarot and it's very nice but doesn't feel very cohesive as a deck. Some of the comical or wacky cards are a lot of fun. The added Lady cards in each suit were fine but the added majors bothered me.

Gerbear	26 Jun 2003
The Fantasy Showcase Tarot can be found at www.themysticeye.com for $20

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