Created by Dirk Gillabel
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If you are using Internet Explorer and you don't see any images, you have to click on the "allow blocked content", or allow scripting in your setting: From Internet Explorer, select the Tools menu, then the Options... In the Internet Options dialog, select the Advanced tab... Scroll down until you see the Security options. Enable the checkbox "Allow active content to run in files on My Computer". |
printed on a high quality Canon inkjet printer and professionally laminated small booklet hand-made pouch 22 cards price: $ 50.00 Shipping costs: $ 6.00 for anywhere in the USA for uninsured Priority Mail with delivery confirmation. Inquire for insurance fees. All other countries: please inquire for shipping cost. We accept Paypal. Please inquire first at sun19@earthlink.net The Inspiration Tarot was created in 1992. After having taken a course in Primal Painting, I decided to make a major arcana in a similar way. The paper was wet with a sponge and would dry out in five or ten minutes. Thus, I had to be quick, and also judge how the paint was going to flow. With primal Painting one does not think or plan anything beforehand. One just starts to paint, whatever comes out of one's psyche. With the Inspiration Tarot, I had not planned anything on beforehand either. I only focused on the basic meaning of the card. In a couple of cards I did let the paper dry completely in order to add some more imagery that otherwise it would be impossible to paint on wet paper. Card 8, Justice, is an example of this. The image of a chessboard came up and this would only be possible on dry paper. Because of the limited time frame and the limitations (and the advantages) of painting on wet paper, the result are direct, straight forward, simple images which have an almost childlike look. Primal painting allows the child within to come out, to be direct, playful, open, spontaneous. Images like this can be much more powerful than sophisticated and detailed paintings. It also allows to bring forth images from the human psyche that are different from the traditional tarot images. The human psyche, or unconscious, is a vast reservoir of unlimited potentials. Why not make use of it? |