A Visual Feast
"The cards and the imagery are absolutely stunning. Lantz uses a digital canvas to create the cards and explore the very depths of his soul."
"The cards are a wonderful blend of dark, gothic, carnivale mixed with elements of the mystical and fantastic. But don't let the darkness of the deck's imagery fool you because within each card there is a strong sense of light and beauty. Each card's image contains dazzling backgrounds and characters expressing realistic emotions; each layer thick with symbolism."
"I strongly recommend this tarot deck for enthusiasts who admire the beauty of decks like the Vertigo Tarot or readers looking for a very modern interpretation of tarot."
Excerpts from a review by innowen on Amazon.com
Beginning with the Best
"This deck is stunning. I'm a "very beginner" in the world of tarot, not at all sure of the meanings of the cards, and not at all aware of what the traditional meanings of a particular card are meant to be. But this deck speaks - no, it sings! It's glorious. From the dark first impressions burst forth amazing colour and light, and such texture as you wouldn't think possible in a flat card. "
"As someone on her own tarot creation journey I have to say that this is probably my most favourite deck. At least until my own is complete I can't see any other deck possibly taking it's place as my deck of choice."
"It's wonderful, and much, much, more than just a pile of pretty cards."
Excerpts from a review by Melanie Cook, on Amazon.com
Modern, dark ,mysterious and genius!
"This new style set of tarot is done with such flawless grace that it is difficult to find fault with it."
"This set is worthy of gallery sized images. The Art is taken to a new occult level. The Death card is very effective! The Wheel of Fortune is so detailed, it almost moves on its own. The minor arcana are very interesting as well. Details usually overlooked by many artists. All the meanings are very traditional. Great for first time learners, a well as seasoned masters."
"The artist must have some deep inspiration to do such an honor to this blossoming tool of mysticism. Imagine, digging through sands of some lost civilization and discovering these gems!"
Excerpts from a review by Richard K. Kostoff, on Amazon.com
