This cataclysmic event which is destroying the pinnacle of The Tower, could be a divine punishment for following The Devil‘s way, or it could be that The Wheel of Fortune is momentarily heading downwards.

The archetype figure of The Devil existed long before the Church demonized him. He was the philanderer Greek God Pan also known as the Roman God, Faunus. His animalesque look, but especially his erotic

The Lady of the cardinal virtue. Key feature: the pentacle on her head (five pointed star), is symbol of solemn union between a men (value number 3) and a woman (value number 2). 3+2= 5, five is symbol

This card it's a very symbolic card. It is not a bearer of physical death but that of a change and the opportunity of a new beginning. The skeletal figure is the harvester. By gathering of our past experience,

The man position is self imposed, as if he is adopting a head-standing Yoga position. His body is suspended, so it's his spirit and his mind. The purifying ritual will offer a renewed vision of the world.

The word “Strength” has various meanings, they’re all in all that is good, right and positive. Strength its also gentleness, compassion and empathy. My card of Strength is the representation of the moment

Never-ending forces are constantly mutating, always spinning from positive to negative and in between outcome. The elements confined to the wheel have life on their own, they are on an independent motion

Series: Major Arcana - Drapes of Cynosure № 8 - Justice Pencil on A3 Paper 2014 This representation, literally dissects the traditional iconography; my version of Justice is structured only to preserve

Series: Major Arcana - Drapes of Cynosure № 7 The Chariot Pencil on A3 Paper 2014 The two horses represent opposite forces of destiny at work, unreined, as they lead the way towards enlightenment and

Series: Major Arcana - Drapes of Cynosure №6 The Lover Pencil on A3 Paper 2014 The sixth card is the portrayal of a man faced by a human dilemma: two possible solutions, one outcome. The Y of Pythagoras

Series: Major Arcana - Drapes of Cynosure № 5 The Hierophant Pencil on A3 Paper 2014 The Hierophant or commonly called the Pope, is the representative of God/Divine on Earth. His role is that of an interpreter

The Emperor and the card № 3, The Empress mirror the opposite side of each other. Card from the Series of the Major Arcana - Drapes of Cynosure № 4 The Emperor Pencil on A3 Paper 2014 The Emperor, like

Card from the Series of the Major Arcana - Drapes of Cynosure № 3 - The Empress Pencil on A3 Paper 2014 The Empress holds the power over the material world. There’s neither deep darkness or mystery enveloping

Card from the Series of the Major Arcana - Drapes of Cynosure № 2 - The High Priestess Pencil on A3 Paper 2014 The High Priestess has a contemplative nature. The crown consists in six circles and semicircles,