Introspective Tarot

I've had this spread on my 'to do' list for a while now. It's supposed to help you think about different ways to use your strengths in whatever situation you're asking about. I pulled the cards last night, but did not turn them over until this morning. I apologize for the terrible picture quality, my phone wasn't doing what I wanted it to do. The spread is by Evvie Marin from Interrobang Tarot . The visual (and all their work, to be honest) is very pleasing for me to look at. They have some really great spreads, as well. I love their website in relation to tarot! They also are a multimedia artist. TOP SHELF - Tasks To Fix: 10 of Swords exhaustion, something painful, hitting rock bottom To Break: 5 of Pentacles poverty, hardship, insecurity To Measure: 8 of Wands progress, travel plans MIDDLE SHELF - Tools A Talent: Knight of Swords logical, focused, perfectionist, determination A Resource: 10 of Pentacles community A Skill: The High Priestess feminine intuiti...

How I Got It I bought this deck from a Barnes and Noble over a decade ago. I'm not sure if it was before or after I got married, but it's been with me through major events in my life. I'm not sure the reason I kept the deck, but it was always in a black drawstring bag of cheap fabric. I found it a few months ago in the bottom of a storage tub, the bag starting to unravel. I'm not sure this deck is being sold anymore. Artwork Visually, the deck is in line with my tastes. I love the vibrant colors and knotted designs. It reminds me of the art style called Pointillism , which involves using dots of colors to create a whole image. It was created by Courtney Davis in 1989 from what I could find online. The pentacles are depicted by coins and the wands are depicted by staffs. Interview Spread I will be using these questions as I draw and interpret: What kind of energy do you have? What are your strengths? What are your limits? What kind of readings do you prefer? What messag...