project names

[egypturnash]

Hmm. If I end up doing this Tarot set then I guess it'll be something to publish. Tarot decks need names.

Do I just name it "the Urnash Tarot"? Or do I call it something like "Spiral Tarot"? (Which has already been done at least twice). Posthuman Tarot?

I could always do something crazy like CC it and call it "the Open Tarot".

I dunno. We'll see if I end up doing them all.

Comments

[athelind.livejournal.com]

I kinda like the "Urnash Tarot".


and not just because it reminds me of things like the Voynich Manuscript.

[kensan-oni.livejournal.com]

I don't know. Maybe as a book or as prints... you're cards seem less readable then the Aquarian deck, although they're very attractive. I couldn't see using them as tools.

Others might, though, so who knows?

[foibos.livejournal.com]

We'll see if I end up doing them all.

You've got to be kidding. If you don't do them I can't buy the deck, can I? ;)

I love these cards so far, so I hope you do complete the deck. "The Urnash Tarot" sounds good to me, BTW.

(otherwise: "The Shatterstripes Tarot" or "The Shattery Tarot"?)

[coraa.livejournal.com]

The Urnash Tarot sounds quite appealing to me.

Also, I would gladly buy the set, should you finish them -- they're gorgeous, and the kind of thing I could work with. (Mind you, I don't 'work with' tarot in the way most people mean the term; nonetheless.)

[tarathene.livejournal.com]

I think that "the Urnash Tarot" sound sufficiently odd to be a good name, and it would break the cycle of the decks being named based on the type of animal stuck in all of them, or the culture that was ripped off to make it, or even something as silly as the publisher's name.