Cards
Description: The design is based on imagery of St. George slaying the dragon, a renowned symbol of good overcoming evil in medieval Europe. But instead of violence and destruction overcoming the beast, in my piece, the picture of humble crafting (a peasant woman spinning flax) keeps it in check. For me, this symbol of evil represents AI, our society which cheapens creative labour, and those in charge who hack away at the support structures we need for artists to continue our important work. Artists maintain creative styles, traditions, and skills. We are archivists of what it means to be human. We will not allow such beasts to ravage our homes, our joy, or our land. The style and colour choice are inspired by brass rubbings, a form of printing where one
Description: The judgment card can indicate that you are judging people harshly or making snap judgments yourself. Alternatively, Judgement can also be an indication that you have achieved a level of clarity and composure that allows you to calmly evaluate yourself and your choices in order to make positive decisions.
