THE FOX TAROT:
PIPS EDITION
A minimalist tarot deck combining traditional tarot structure with astrology, symbolism, and contemporary graphic illustration. Inspired by the simplicity of historical playing cards and pips decks, The Fox Tarot: Pips Edition balances clean visual design with layered symbolic meaning.
Created in black and white with gold-edged cards and a companion guidebook, the deck was designed as both a functional reading tool and a collectible art object.

Originally created in 2017, The Fox Tarot began as an exploration of how minimalist illustration and symbolic systems could coexist within a traditional tarot framework. Drawing inspiration from astrology, graphic design, and historical pips decks, the project evolved into a fully illustrated independent publication combining visual clarity with layered interpretation.
Over multiple printings, the deck was refined through redesigns to the card layouts, guidebook structure, and packaging—resulting in the current Pips Edition.

A CONTEMPORARY APPROACH TO TRADITIONAL TAROT
The Fox Tarot explores the relationship between symbolism, visual storytelling, and intuitive interpretation through a contemporary graphic lens. Influenced by printmaking, editorial illustration, astrology, and traditional tarot systems, the deck was created to feel both visually timeless and deeply personal.
CLEAR + CLEAN
"These are so beautiful and sturdy. The gold on the side of the cards is so vibrant. The designs are so clear and clean as well. I also love that the astrology signs are listed at the top. The book is also amazing too and really helped me to see tarot in a new perspective and become better at reading." - Jessica



WHAT FOLKS ARE SAYING...
DECK FEATURES
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78 minimalist tarot cards illustrated in a bold black-and-white graphic style
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Playing-card-inspired Minor Arcana pips
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Integrated astrological, elemental, and symbolic correspondences
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116-page companion guidebook
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Gold-edged cards housed in a sturdy two-piece box
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Designed and independently published on Gabriola Island, British Columbia













