Hi, I’m Lisa and I’m so glad you’re here.
Some of you may know me from my YouTube channel, where I share supportive, practical tarot content. I also create tarot and oracle decks, and teach courses designed to help readers build a confident, intuitive relationship with the cards.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your practice, I know you’ll find something for you here. Check out the links above and a few of my favourite things below to get started!
Reach out ot me anytime via my socials or the contact me form available at the bottom of this page, where you can also sign up for my newsletter to stay up to date on all the things!
“May your magic always shine from the inside out!”
Check out these sneak peeks from my upcoming project, Convocation of Witches Tarot
(Coming 2026)
All illustrations are created by Francesca Paiocchi, the talented artist whose beautiful fantasy work I commissioned for Unicorn’s Journey Tarot, Oracle (and upcoming Lenormand decks. Please keep in mind that the below images are unedited. They will be cropped down to the central portion to standard tarot-card size and a banner with the title of the card will also be added. These are also not final images yet. There may be small updates and corrections made as I go.
Emperor
Lovers
Death
Sun
Fool
Eight of Wands
Queen of Wands
Ace of Cups
Three of Cups
Ace of Wands
Highlights from my 2025 Deck Collection series on YouTube
Throughout the second half of last year, I went through every single tarot and oracle deck in my collection and gave a brief review of each one, and made some decluttering decisions!
Articles
The Ultimate Guide to Cardstock
There are several factors to consider when it comes to the physical and aesthetic experience of a deck of cards. The factors that will most impact this experience include size, paper type, core, weight and thickness, finish, and any decorative touches added.
Size
Size often comes down to personal preference, but if you intend to shuffle your deck of cards, you want a size that’s easy to handle. If the cards have gorgeous art on them, you may also want the cards big enough to appreciate the details in the artwork. In general, the more detailed the artwork, the bigger you’ll want the card so you can see it – but that needs to be balanced out with what’s comfortable to handle. The most common card size for Tarot cards is 2.75” wide by 4.75” tall. If your cards are not especially thick, this is generally a reasonable size to both see the artwork clearly and be able to shuffle the cards.
The sizes I’ve encountered for Tarot, Oracle and other decks within my personal collection include:
Jumbo 3.5″ x 5.5″
Unique/Oval 3.08″ x 5.5″
Oracle 3.5″ x 5″
Tarot 2.75″ x 4.75″
Poker 2.5″ x 3.5″
Peggy’s Guide to Say Yes to the Deck
So if you’ve seen any of my wife’s videos from her series “Say Yes to the Deck”, you’ll probably have some idea of where this guide is heading.
If you’ve never heard of “Say Yes to the Deck” let me break it down for you.
Once upon a time, my wife was looking for a fun idea for another video to post on her YouTube channel (go look). So, on one lazy afternoon (or morning or evening, whatever) Lisa realized that she’d have a lot of fun making a video that explores the decision making process of choosing a tarot deck. I got roped in somewhere along the way and the rest is history.
Since then, Lisa has done a semi-regular “Say Yes to the Deck” video where she chooses a new deck from a short list of 4-5 decks, and I make an appearance to talk her into the cheapest de… I mean help her make the most beneficial purchase for her needs.
This has also morphed into a second semi-regular series, “Helping You Say
Yes to the Deck” where I join my wife and I ever so kindly and gently (snortlaugh) help them make the best deck purchasing choices for their needs.
This guide is a compilation of some of the more common questions you’ll encounter in the videos as well as a breakdown on how and why the questions are important.
DISCLAIMERS:
1. Swearing. There will be swearing.
2. There will also be no other disclaimers, because you are a grown-up (I assume) and don’t need that shit
Tarot Bootcamp for Beginners is a foundational tarot course designed to help you truly understand the cards, not just memorize meanings. Through personal association-building, archetypes, elements, numerology, and hands-on practice, you’ll learn how the tarot system fits together and gain confidence reading for yourself and others.
Intuitive Tarot Reading teaches you how to tap into and trust your intuition so you can read the cards with confidence. Rather than relying on fixed definitions, you’ll learn two different methods for interpreting tarot in a way that feels responsive, personal, and grounded, allowing your readings to flow more naturally.