Aug 7, 2026 · 7 min · 7 segments
Enjoy this walk down memory lane as Jade gives us the background on what inspired the artwork for her personally made tarot deck. In this episode she tells us about the artwork for the back and what…
[gentle music] Hello again, my lovely audience.
I'm back with the next card from my deck that I created.
But before I get into it, I saw a few of you were asking about the artwork on the back of my cards and what it meant.
The back of the cards are decorated with a protection sigil.
Now, before you go thinking you can draw this on anything and be protected, it's not that simple, so no suing me when you draw it and aren't protected.
If you want to learn more about this sigil, do your own homework and find out if it would suit your needs.
As for the color, I just like purple, and as a teen I thought splatter art was fun, so I did black patterns over the purple.
The sigil was the last thing added.
And yes, I hand-painted the back of every card, so if you were to look closely, each card is a bit different.
As I painted them, I thought about the meaning of each card and tried to give those meanings a little bit of representation, at least in my intention as I did the backs.
So I hope that answers all your questions about the back artwork.
Let's get to today's card.
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[gentle music] Hello again, my lovely audience.
I'm back with the next card from my deck that I created.
But before I get into it, I saw a few of you were asking about the artwork on the back of my cards and what it meant.
The back of the cards are decorated with a protection sigil.
Now, before you go thinking you can draw this on anything and be protected, it's not that simple, so no suing me when you draw it and aren't protected.
If you want to learn more about this sigil, do your own homework and find out if it would suit your needs.
As for the color, I just like purple, and as a teen I thought splatter art was fun, so I did black patterns over the purple.
The sigil was the last thing added.
And yes, I hand-painted the back of every card, so if you were to look closely, each card is a bit different.
As I painted them, I thought about the meaning of each card and tried to give those meanings a little bit of representation, at least in my intention as I did the backs.
So I hope that answers all your questions about the back artwork.
Let's get to today's card.
