It might some contradictory - modern tarot cards that uses retro-inspired photography. Yet when compared to traditional tarot cards, which predominantly used classical illustrations, modern is exactly how this set ends up looking. Interestingly enough, the artist behind the design is not only inspired by retro photography, but also uses vintage tools to achieve her very specific aesthetic.
A project by Brandy Eve Allen, the modern tarot cards are dubbed Invisible Light. Although many of the imagery captured represents the individual cards perfectly, others are more interpretative. Thus, it's also interesting to see how they manifest in her mind and then onto the card. Although these might not be the first set of modern tarot cards, they are certainly some of the better. People will want to display them.
What's Driving This Trend
- Retro-inspired Tarot Card Designs
- Opportunity for artists and designers to explore using vintage tools and photography in modern tarot card creations.
- Personalized and Interpretive Tarot Imagery
- Opportunity for development of tarot cards with more personalized and interpretive imagery to enhance spiritual practices and personal growth.
- Display-worthy Tarot Cards
- Opportunity for creating tarot cards that are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing for display purposes.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- An opportunity to explore innovative ways of using retro-inspired photography and vintage tools for modern tarot card designs.
- Spirituality and Wellness
- An opportunity for the growth of personalized and interpretive tarot cards that can enhance spiritual practices and personal growth.
- Retail and Home Decor
- An opportunity to capitalize on the trend of display-worthy tarot cards as a visual element for home decor and retail display.
