New Perspective

diane drizzy

I had been working with several "softer" decks in the past, but have always wanted to connect with RWS. (Ok, so it's The Radiant Rider!) As I had mentioned in an earlier thread (which thanks to Hacker was lost), I think this really helped me gain a new insight and perspective. Suddenly it all seems to fit! Wow. Although I knew the story of The Fool, I spent the night reading Thirteen's E-Book (sooo many thanks and so helpful - thanks Thirteen). I even realized that the suits have there own stories. Duh!! So very happy! Just wanted to share that and maybe it will help someone else down the line.

oceanpoetry

I love working with the Radiant RW - it easy to see detail on the cards. I prefer the bold, vibrant colors to other variations of the RW.

Fulgour

Review of Radiant on Aeclectic

http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/cards/radiant-rider-waite/review.shtml

I pre-ordered with Tarot Garden and waited months,
but really think this deck will find its place with readers
and Pamela Colman Smith fans everywhere.

diane drizzy

Thanks oceanpoetry and Fulgour!

I really do enjoy the bright colors. And yes they do make little details stand out alot more. Besides, blue was always my favorite color. :joke:

Vincent

diane drizzy said:
Thanks oceanpoetry and Fulgour!

I really do enjoy the bright colors. And yes they do make little details stand out alot more. Besides, blue was always my favorite color.

You should also be aware that some re-coloured/re-drawn decks change the symbolism intended. Some symbols are lost altogether, such as in the Albano- Waite version, and some colours have been changed, so as to be completely at odds with the GD colour scales they were intended to depict.

Vincent