magpie9
Diamond Tarot:
So I measured it. The actual central picture is 3.5 cm across (1 inch 6/16ths) and 5.3 cm (2 inch, 2/16th's) tall . the whole card is 4 3/4 inches long (12 cm) x 2 3/4 inches (7cm) across. AND the picture you get in the middle after all those borders is not the complete picture. For instance, the knight of wands has lost almost half the back of his horse to the borders, while the Kt of Swords has lost a whole half of his horse, and the hind end of himself, as well. Everything from his left elbow back is no longer there. No wonder he looks pissed, in as much as you can make out expression on his teeny tiny face!
The backs are colorfully ugly, a cross between a kaleidescope design and a the remains of a ticker-tape parade.
In my opinion, Marie-Louise Bergoint and Klaus Holitzka where on a very bad acid trip when they came up with this deck.
So I measured it. The actual central picture is 3.5 cm across (1 inch 6/16ths) and 5.3 cm (2 inch, 2/16th's) tall . the whole card is 4 3/4 inches long (12 cm) x 2 3/4 inches (7cm) across. AND the picture you get in the middle after all those borders is not the complete picture. For instance, the knight of wands has lost almost half the back of his horse to the borders, while the Kt of Swords has lost a whole half of his horse, and the hind end of himself, as well. Everything from his left elbow back is no longer there. No wonder he looks pissed, in as much as you can make out expression on his teeny tiny face!
The backs are colorfully ugly, a cross between a kaleidescope design and a the remains of a ticker-tape parade.
In my opinion, Marie-Louise Bergoint and Klaus Holitzka where on a very bad acid trip when they came up with this deck.