inspired by #the100dayproject. for 100 days in a row, a tarot card was pulled from the rider-waite-smith deck to learn the symbols, the stories, the meanings behind each card - and to practice abstract interpretations in different mediums on paper.
days 1 - 40 available now; 41 - 100 coming soon.
Tarot card pulled: XI, Justice
The Justice card represents fairness, truth, and accountability, emphasizing balance and ethical decision-making. It calls for honesty, objectivity, and personal responsibility, suggesting that actions carry consequences and that clarity, integrity, and right judgment will ultimately restore equilibrium.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: Queen of Swords
The Queen of Swords represents a figure shaped by experience and sorrow who embodies wisdom, independence, and clear judgment. Though marked by past hardship or separation, she symbolizes honesty, discernment, and the strength to communicate truth directly while maintaining firm boundaries and emotional clarity.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: V, Five of Pentacles
The Five of Pentacles signifies material hardship, insecurity, and feelings of isolation or exclusion. While it reflects difficult circumstances such as financial strain, illness, or emotional struggle, the card also suggests that support and relief are nearby, encouraging openness to help and connection during challenging times.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: King of Swords
The King of Swords represents authority, intellect, and decisive judgment grounded in logic and truth. Symbolizing leadership, clarity, and strategic thinking, he embodies fairness, command, and the power of reason, encouraging objective decision-making and honest communication guided more by wisdom than emotion.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: VI, Six of Cups
The Six of Cups represents nostalgia, memory, and the gentle influence of the past, often reflecting childhood innocence, joy, and emotional reconnection. It suggests revisiting familiar relationships or experiences with warmth and simplicity, while also encouraging balance between honoring the past and remaining open to new growth and possibilities.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: Queen of Pentacles
The Queen of Pentacles represents grounded abundance, practical wisdom, and nurturing strength, often embodying a secure and generous “earth mother” energy. She reflects financial stability, resourcefulness, and a balanced approach to life, combining material success with care for others and a deep connection to the physical world.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: Page of Pentacles
The Page of Pentacles represents new beginnings in practical areas, such as education, career, or financial ventures. As a messenger, it signifies ambition, studious learning, and laying groundwork for future success. It encourages focusing on goals, developing skills, and taking a diligent, realistic, and hands-on approach to new opportunities.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: X, Ten of Pentacles
The Ten of Pentacles represents long-term stability, wealth, and the culmination of efforts that create lasting security. It emphasizes family, legacy, and generational abundance, symbolizing material success, strong foundations, and the achievement of a prosperous and enduring sense of wholeness.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: IX, Nine of Pentacles
The Nine of Pentacles represents luxury, self-sufficiency, and the enjoyment of hard-earned success, signaling a time of financial stability and security. Often depicting a solitary, prosperous figure in a garden, it suggests independence, refined taste, and taking time to enjoy the fruits of your labor without relying on others.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: VIII, Eight of Wands
The 8 of Wands signifies swift action, rapid momentum, and the clearing of obstacles, often signaling that "the iron is hot" and it is time to move forward with plans. It represents fast-paced communication, exciting news, or travel. It is an, urgent, energetic card, suggesting that things are finally falling into place.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: VIII, Eight of Cups
The Eight of Cups represents walking away from something that once held meaning because it no longer fulfills you. The cups remain behind, suggesting that nothing is necessarily "wrong" with what you have—but something within you knows it isn't enough anymore.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: X, Ten of Pentacles
The 10 of Pentacles represents ultimate material success, long-term stability, and the establishment of a lasting legacy, often within family or community. It signifies wealth, financial security, and achieving a state of wholeness. This card suggests a culmination of efforts, reaping rewards, and creating a prosperous, secure future.
6” x 6” abstract
water-based oil on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: Ace of Pentacles
The Ace of Pentacles represents the beginning of something tangible and promising—a new opportunity, resource, project, relationship, or path that has the potential to grow into something substantial.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: Page of Swords
The Page of Swords represents an active, questioning mind—someone eager to learn, investigate, understand, and uncover what lies beneath the surface. It carries youthful intellectual energy and a hunger for information.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: IV, The Emperor
The Emperor represents power made tangible—the desire to establish order, create security, and control one's environment. He is the builder, ruler, and protector who seeks stability through structure and authority.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: V, The Hierophant
The Hierophant represents established systems of belief and knowledge—the traditions, institutions, teachers, and rules that give life structure and meaning. It is concerned with what has been passed down and accepted as truth.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: XII, Seven of Pentacles
The Seven of Pentacles represents pausing to evaluate what your efforts have produced. It speaks to planting seeds, investing time and energy, and waiting for the results to mature.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: X, Ten of Pentacles
The Ten of Pentacles represents material abundance that has reached its fullest expression—wealth, stability, family prosperity, and the accumulation of resources across generations.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: IX, Nine of Swords
The Nine of Swords represents the mind consumed by its own fears. It speaks to anxiety, guilt, regret, and imagined or anticipated suffering that becomes increasingly difficult to escape.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.
Tarot card pulled: Five of Pentacles
The Five of Pentacles represents a sense of not having enough—materially, emotionally, socially, or spiritually. It speaks to deprivation and the fear of being left without the resources or support needed to feel secure.
6” x 6” abstract
acrylic on paper
original art signed and dated
shipped in white mat board show kit
variations, irregularities, and imperfections are intentional and are considered part of each painting’s character.