It's good to know this stuff!
Tarot? What's that? What is this? Where am I?
Look over here, my friend!
This site doesn't have anything to do with hoodoo-voodoo, does it?
No, it does not.
Is this some kind of art gallery?
Yes! It's a gallery of artwork relating to Tarot created by webcomic artists.
Well, it sounds interesting, and I have a webcomic. I want in!
Great! Find out how to here and get to signing up!
Do I have to draw in a particular style to join in?
Nope! All styles, genres, levels of humor, digital/traditional, and whatever else have you are acceptible. Please do your own thing! Make it detailed or simple - make something that represents your comic, with its own symbolism, if desired!
So I'm free to interpret the cards in my own way?
Yep! As far as that goes, you're free. Just make sure that it relates to your webcomic somehow.
Does my card have to be in full color?
It would be preferred, but limited palettes are also fine - just create a finished-looking image! Please, no rough sketches or plain lineart.
Do I have to create something completely new for this project?
Yes! It'd be preferred. Please don't recycle older artwork or comic pages/frames (or, if you do, don't make them the sole/focus part of your card).
Is there a template?
Yes! It's optional, but some (like you) may prefer it, and I'd even recommend it! Download it here.
What if I don't want to use a template?
Then please keep your picture at least Tarot-card-shaped, twice as tall as it is wide.
Does it have to be any specific file format/resolution?
When sending it to me, JPG and PNG are always best! Try not to make the submitted-for-display files too huge (but it's a good idea to make the originals high-resolution, like 300DPI).
Is there a rating limit to the content of my card(s)?
It'd be nice if you kept your card(s) tasteful or publicly viewable at least, but up to an "R" rating is fine. (Note that we can't host anything explicit, anyway.)
How old should I be to be able to join?
You can be any age! But you should probably be old enough to browse the internet at will.
When's the deadline?
Technically, there is none! This is intended to be a low-key, for-fun project made to be enjoyed by creators and fans alike. However, I expect to see something submitted within a few months of signing up, so keep that in mind!
Oh no! I wanted to choose ____, but X has it already! What do I do?
Unfortunately, nothing. It's first-come, first, served, unless the below happens...
Augh, something happened and I can't participate anymore. :( May I relinquish my card?
Yes you may! It will then be available for someone else to take. No backsies! Consider carefully!
Wait, hold on - can you put up what I got done instead?
I'm afraid I'll have to turn down half-finished images. If you do happen to finish it in the future, though, I may feature it in some way. :D
I'm kind of taking my sweet time... Are you gonna kick me out if I take too long?
Maybe! I'll give you an occasional (read: quadranual) prod to see if you're still working on it. I want to be sure you're actually making something. :) Note: if your comic (and, along with it, your contact information) completely ceases to exist, I may remove your slot reservation without warning.
Are these going to be printed as an actual deck?
We don't have any plans to print right now, as it tends to get expensive, but if enough interest is generated from the webcomics' fanbases, we might look into it. :D So, "Maybe!"
My work is still my work after submitted, right?
Of course! Even if it does go to print, the copyright on your art and its contents are still 100% yours. As such, you can still do whatever you like with your Tarot piece, too.
I have a sprite comic/my Star Wars spoof comic is awesome. Can I be in?
Sorry, but for the sake of copyrights and originality, only drawn and original comics (not based off of/derivative of anything, that is) will be accepted. (Original sprite comics would be accepted, but I actually have yet to see anyone sprite their own comic.)
I have more than one webcomic! Can I do a card for each?
Yeah, sure! As long as it's no more than two webcomics, for the sake of creator diversity.
I don't have a webcomic, but I wanna join!!
Then you'd better start one and get 10 pages up ASAP!
Well, I'm kind of starting a webcomic. I've got three pages up! How about that?
You must have at least 10 pages of your comic up and be working on it in order to submit. That way your comic has enough substance for promotion!
The character I want to draw hasn't shown up in my comic yet! What do I do?!
I'd recommend drawing it nonetheless, unless it's very spoilery and that would be a problem for you.
My webcomic may be ending soon...
That's fine! I like hilighting webcomics that have seen their way to completion -- so a webcomic well on its way to being complete is great! I'd prefer if there was still a good amount of time left before ending. I'd also prefer if it wasn't already ended.
Feel free to ask Sen more questions!

