The Moonjube Tarot Deck has a visionary seventy-eight cards steeped in Aquarian futurism, ornamented with astrological and elemental symbolism. With dreamlike collage art by Donna Outtrim (Moonjube) and poetic impressions by writer Shan Jago, this deck is a mystical, magical journey to the beating heart of the future. In the tradition of the Rider-Waite-Smith deck, the Moonjube Tarot Deck is a seventy-eight-card tarot with one third-eye on a vision of an Aquarian tomorrow. This unique art tarot is ornamented with astrological and elemental symbolism throughout—a labyrinthine path to the beating heart of the future. Collage artist Donna Outtrim (Moonjube) takes you waltzing through the maze on a colorful, intuitive, and mystical journey of discovery. Slip away from the fading visions of the past and step into the Aquarian carnival of a time unborn. Like a nest of many-colored eggs after spring showers, the Moonjube Tarot Deck is a revelation of hidden hues. A carpet woven with magic thread. A shuffle of dreams on cloud-fashioned wings, filling the void with stars and flowers. Witness the vibrating limbs of flesh-blue gods as they pull back curtains to better reveal the puzzle box within! While the Moonjube Tarot Deck can certainly be used as a tool for intuitive divination, its deeper intention is not to predict fortunes but to peel back the art and poetry of the tarot world. In the spirit of Aquarian futurism, the accompanying full-color booklet is not only a traditional guidebook but a lyrical experience of poetic prose written by Shan Jago—transforming the tarot into a work of immersive art and literature. About the Creators Donna Outtrim (Moonjube) is a Canadian digital collage artist based in Alberta, Canada. Her work explores surreal, whimsical realms where innocence and the uncanny mingle. Her pieces serve as portals of escape and introspection, rich with emotion and symbolism. Shan Jago is a writer of poetry and prose based in Western Canada. Author of the upcoming novel Junkyard Opals and the poetry collection Shan Jago’s Electric Tambourine, he is known for his dreamlike, unconventional literary voice. Shan frequently collaborates with Moonjube, offering a poetic lens into mystical worlds.
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