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Hey it’s me, Yoshi. Genderfluid half Japanese illustrator, making art about multicultural appreciation
It's the last day of my May Tarot Poster Sale! ANY Tarot of the Divine card is eligible, even if I've never offered it as a poster before! Let's close it out with June's card of the month, the Three of Wands! This card is about hard work and reward -- fitting for Pride month. 😉
Happily ever after! The World is the victorious conclusion of a journey, but all endings signal new beginnings.
The 10 of Wands represents taking on too much and refusing to accept help. When Saguaa's daughter went missing, he searched alone, in vain. A Timbo tree grew from his ear when he died, bearing fruits he labored for but was unable to enjoy.
The Nine of Swords is what happens when you let your anxiety control your decisions! King Laius made a huge mistake when he acted in fear. This card is a reminder to make decisions wisely, with a clear head!
My May Tarot Sale is almost over! Where would you hang this piece?
Strength is a fan favorite, for good reasons! In Tam Lin's story, his badass bride Janet does all the rescuing while he just has to sit there and get changed into a ton of different creatures (long story). Is this your card?
The Hermit encourages us to drop what we're doing and look inward. In Celtic myth, the White Stag is a sign that the Otherworld is near. When this card appears in a spread, it's time for some introspection. What path are you following? Where will it lead you?
I'll be live on Tiktok in 10 minutes to answer all your questions and sign some copies of Beneath the Moon! The signed books will be available in my store. They include all the art from Tarot of the Divine, plus retellings of each story, as shown below:
Nanahuatzin, the most humble of the Aztec gods, sacrificed himself in fire so he would continue to shine on earth as the Sun, becoming a sun god in the process. He also helped to obtain the first grains, which would feed mankind. This card represents rewards and perseverance!