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Su Ah Cho
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UPRIGHT: Painful endings, deep wounds, betrayal, loss, crisis
REVERSED: Recovery, regeneration, resisting an inevitable end
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Echo Weng
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empress
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Audrey Boy
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The Star: Reconnecting to the divine and your soul purpose. Nudges one to recognize celestial influences in their life and to surrender to the greater good, connect to their values, and pick up their spiritual/meditation practice. 

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- Woman pouring water into pool and onto land with two pitchers

- 7 small stars around a big star (one to the left)

- a tree, bird, and mountains in background
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Haley Clare
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Queen of Swords
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Elijah Biscoe
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TEN OF SWORDS:  deep wounds, painful endings, total devastation. 

RE-VERSE MEANING: regeneration, resistance.

This card features one of the characters from my story about the city Forde and those that dwell within it's walls. This character is Teneber, the Merchant of Secrets -- an ill-fated urban wanderer evading a particular destiny. But for all the pain and bloodshed he will endure, in the end, the smoking towers of the city he inhabits will burn uninterrupted. 

For the creation of this piece I referenced the work of Frans Masereel, one of MY FAVORITE ARTISTS EVER, whose book The City has altered my soul. 
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Maggie Hoang
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Death as the phoenix :)
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Kendra Heer
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The Hermit
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una Vernelli
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The four of cups in a modern setting.
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Magnus
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The Lovers- 

The lovers, while often interpreted literally, is also about unifying dual forces, embracing duality, realigning your personal values, and choice about yourself and how you connect with yourself/others.  Its about choosing love! 
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Hunter Skuce
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I drew the 10 of Coins! I've been watching a lot of Sophia Coppola movies for another class, and haven't been able to get the sisters from the Virgin Suicides out of my head. The 10 of Coins card represents prosperity after a lifetime, or generations of lifetimes, of hard work. In the Virgin Suicides, a prosperous middle class family lives in a large house in the suburbs of Detroit, as the auto industry collapses around them. So for my drawing I juxtaposed the perceived prosperity of the family with the emotional poverty the family lives through after the suicide of their youngest child. The three remaining sisters stand in their school's bathroom, echoing the three family members in the original card. They are surrounded with 10 coins, each represented more as pocket change. As if the selection of change before them is all the money the girls have, pooled together. I thought it would be interesting to create a card based off of generations of work paying off in the corporeal world but not in the spiritual one. 
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