Vibrant fantasy tarot card The Fool with a joyful jester leaping, a small dog, ornate gold frame, and bursting confetti.

A vibrant tarot card depicting The Fool, a joyful adventurer

By @EternaSky · Jan 8, 2026

25 likes · 16 comments

I'm going to develop 22 Major Arcana Cards from the Thoth deck (I used the thoth deck whenh i was a teen, still have it... in storage) Wish I could run a poll... Of the 2, which image appeals best? Please like the specific image or comment on the entire post so I can know. I'll build the rest based off this decision. I'll let this run for a day... (not like i could pin this to ask the entire community...)

Make an image like this

About this image

This richly detailed illustration shows The Fool, mid-dance, under a shower of feathers and light. The character wears flowing robes and carries a staff, with a loyal white dog at their side, all set against a luminous, magical backdrop and an ornate gilded border. Ideal for tarot readers and fantasy art fans, it emphasizes whimsy, new beginnings, and carefree exploration.

A vivid fantasy illustration of The Fool tarot card, featuring a exuberant jester leaping forward with outstretched arms, a playful white dog beside them, and an intricate gold frame. The scene overflows with confetti, stars, and a cosmic background, conveying whimsy, new beginnings, and magic—perfect for tarot, oracle decks, and fantasy art collections.

Comments (16)

@wizfield · Jan 8, 2026
Depends on what you are going for. Number 2 i definitely more vibrant. It's also very "3D" where number 1 feels more like a card from a deck if that makes sense. So if you want them to seem like actual cards I would go 1. If it os more artistic representation of cards the 2 is more interesting. Hope this makes sense. 😊
@DavidP · Jan 9, 2026
I tend to agree with @Wizfield It would depend on which form you want to take, how you plan to use the images. Based purely on the images, I'd take #2 based on the more vivid colours, pose of dog, position of the front foot
@EternaSky · Jan 9, 2026
If you’re interested to search you can look up Thoth Deck by Aleister Crowley. The artwork of each card is available to be seen on google.
@EternaSky · Jan 9, 2026
Either actually but it’s more for artistic expression of an established system. I guess 2 is the better direction. 1 may look “flat”
@Hephzibah · Jan 9, 2026
(I didn't realise that the the deck I had seen in the past had a name) This is bringing it into current times!! :)
@Hephzibah · Jan 9, 2026
I like the second, but I don't know the reference art, so maybe my opinion in this is not so strong.
@King · Jan 8, 2026
this will be a good use case for the app feature that we are working on.
@cocoayoc · Jan 8, 2026
i like the vibrant mix of color in the outfit and background of 2
@southamericanmyth · Jan 8, 2026
i was confusing arcana with lorcana cards 😅 anyway, good work there
@EternaSky · Jan 9, 2026
I used to use that deck daily back when I was a teen.