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Dreaming Way Tarot de Rome Choi

Dreaming Way Tarot

Autor Rome Choi
en Limba Engleză Other merchandize – 24 sep 2012
In this exquisite deck, stylish characters breathe new life into the scenes and symbols of the Major and Minor Arcana. Dreaming Way Tarot explores numerological as well as elemental influences, and offers fresh interpretations of tarot. Popular Korean artist Kwon Shina expertly captured the exuberant spirit of Rome Choi's dreamy vision. Dreaming Way Tarot was selected by Aeclectic Tarot readers as one of the Top Ten Decks Published in 2012.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781572817128
ISBN-10: 1572817127
Pagini: 78
Ilustrații: 78 Full Colour Cards, Plus Booklet
Dimensiuni: 73 x 124 x 35 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Editura: US GAMES SYSTEMS INC

Descriere

Dreaming Way Tarot dresses up traditional tarot with contemporary artistic flair. In this exquisite deck, stylish characters breathe new life into the scenes and symbols of the Major and Minor Arcana. Dreaming Way Tarot explores numerological as well as elemental influences, and offers fresh interpretations of tarot.

Notă biografică

Author Rome Choi has been professionally involved with tarot since 1997, both in teaching and reading for others. He studied Transpersonal Psychology at Seoul University of Buddhism. His Zen practices inform his tarot lectures.

Artist Kwon Shina began her artistic career in 1997, illustrating for the Korean Magazine Paper. She has contributed artwork to comic books, including "Nine" and "Cake," and to comic websites, such as "N4" and "Comics Today." Her drawings have also appeared in film posters, calendars, and advertisements. In 2005, she illustrated "Alice" and the popular Korean novel My Sweet City.