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PLEASE NOTE: All classes will also be recorded and archived for students who cannot make that time.

NOTE: This class is not limited to visual artists—writers, composers, musicians, and all creative practitioners are welcome.

The creation of tarot and oracle decks has long been woven into magickal and esoteric practice, serving as both personal expression and engagement with symbolic knowledge. From Renaissance Italy to twentieth-century occult circles, practitioners have created their own decks to connect with archetypes and structured systems of meaning.

This 4 week, 4 class workshop will guide participants through making their own tarot or oracle deck, drawing on historical precedent and contemporary creative spiritual practice.

Through guided meditation and discussion, participants will engage directly with archetypal themes and symbolic relationships, developing their own interpretive strategies rather than memorizing prescribed meanings. Decks can take any form: original drawings, collage, photography, text, found objects, written descriptions, musical notation, or “cards” that exist as poems or compositions. The emphasis is on intentional engagement with the symbols and ideas that underpin divinatory systems, situating your creative practice within a broader cultural and historical framework.

Special guest speakers who have created their own decks will also join us.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Learn how to use Tarot in your life, studio, or creative practice! The Tarot is a symbolic map of consciousness that encompasses our journey through life, both spiritually and practically. This two hour virtual workshop will look at the basic structure, spread, and meaning of Tarot cards.

Tarot Basics covers:

• using your intuition, cleansing your deck, and creating a sacred space for reading

• the basic history of Tarot

• the breakdown of the major and minor arcana

• decks and how to choose them

Tarot reading is the practice of divining wisdom and guidance through a specific spread (or layout) of Tarot cards. Contrary to popular belief, the cards do not simply tell your fortune, and one does not have to be a psychic to give Tarot readings. Tarot Basics covers the foundational elements of Tarot—plus one important teaching: there are no bad Tarot cards!

There are currently no upcoming Tarot Basics classes, check back soon to register for the next session.

Deepen your knowledge of Tarot, build your reading practice, and strengthen your intuition and creative work! This course is recommended for those who have some basic knowledge of Tarot or who have completed the Tarot Basics course.

Advanced Tarot covers:

• reversals and court cards

• creative spreads and designing your own spreads

• suits, elements, and symbolism

• how to use Tarot for self-care, creativity, art practice, rituals, and magic

• expand your intuition and knowledge of the Tarot within your life and creative practice

You'll learn more about advanced Tarot techniques and methods, including reversals, court cards, creative spreads, designing custom spreads, and using Tarot to bring magick and energy to your everyday life. Tarot symbolism can be complex and overwhelming . The goal of this course is to introduce you to quick, intuitive Tarot reading to bring divine energies and knowledge into your life and creative practice.

Bring your own tarot deck to the session, I recommend using the Rider Waite Tarot deck, which is narrative and the most widely circulated deck.

There are currently no upcoming Advanced Tarot classes, check back soon to register for the next session.