Whilst trying to make a personalized Tarot deck for myself, I got a bit silly, and began work on the deck you are now looking at, the Incomplete Taerit, aka the Silly Tarot.

To create both decks, I made use of my own (woefully inadequate) drawing skills, photographs, magazine clippings, and the like. For copyright reasons, I cannot exhibit those cards using magazine clippings at this site; and I will potentially and slowly get permission from various friends who were photographed for certain other cards. These were created a few years ago, so this will take time. Indeed, the deck (both decks, actually) truly are incomplete at this end.

	This card is a takeoff of The Fool from my serious deck... In that one, the seeker, bearing a staff, steps off into uncharted territory, leaving the map behind. In this one, the same seeker ineptly stumbles backwards, even with support.
In the serious deck (not shown), the Magician card shows magical tools and books sprawled out on the altar, with an image of that kid from The Books of Magic hovering over. Here, we get household, car, and yard tools.	The High Priestess card in the serious deck has not yet been created. Note that the bunny is reading "Politically Incorrect Bedtime Stories".
Her expression doesn't show up well scanned, but there was something diabolical about that cat's eyes...	"Gods, what a tower of laundry!" -- and hence, a card was born.
	Well... Watch this space, I do have more to scan.