Lucky Pack Tarot
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[edit] Description
Arnell Ando's limited edition Lucky Pack Tarot Set is a Major Arcana - 23 card collage deck. There are two versions of the Lover's card in this set. It is a handmade deck & booklet boxed set that includes a postcard and a full set of artsy stamps that correspond with the 23 Major Arcana cards of this deck. Lucky Pack is the sister deck to Leslie Cochran's Dreamythology Tarot set, which both became available in 2006.
[edit] Creator
Arnell Ando
[edit] Publishing details
Lucky Pack is available on Arnell's site. Leslie's Cochran's 'sister deck', Dreamythology is available on her own site.
[edit] Date of Publication
2006
[edit] Publisher
Self published
[edit] Deck creation and/or publication process
Arnell created the collages for Lucky Pack Tarot in Photoshop. They evolved from a 4 year project with artist friend Leslie Cochran. Each year Arnell and Leslie would contribute 6 cards a piece to the 12 month Tarot art calendar, and after 4 years the two artists had enough images to each create a Major Arcana deck set, (that includes an extra card). The cards are printed on high quality cardstock and then laminated. They come in a box along with a signed and numbered parchment scroll and booklet (also printed on parchment paper). The special edition set also includes a Tarot postcard and a set of 23 (self adhesive) artstamps that capture the essense of each of the Major Arcana in the deck. These are limited to 250 signed and numbered sets.
[edit] Creator's comments
Bonnie Cehovet interviewed Arnell and Leslie regarding this calendar and the subsequent 'sister decks' on Aeclectic Check out Leslie's sister deck to Lucky Pack - Dreamythology.
[edit] Creator's websites
(Published by U.S. Games in 2006)
- The Hero's Journey Tarot Set by Arnell (Arnell's first deck - handmade copies available since 1995)
(Arnell's latest handmade deck offering.)
(A website created by Arnell to honor the Tarot & art contributions by Osvaldo Menegazzi of Il Meneghello. This site contains much of Osvaldo's published decks and hand crafted shadow boxes and other artworks.)
(A mini website created by Arnell to showcase the Tarot Museum in Italy. Includes pics and specs of their various published decks.)
(This site designed and maintained by Arnell in collaboration with Tarot historian, K. Frank Jensen.)
