Sources and rights

Published artwork

LuciellaES Rider–Waite–Smith supplies 78 card fronts described by the creator as cleaned and resized scans of public-domain Rider–Waite–Smith illustrations, plus a card back released under CC0 1.0. The source asks users to make their own public-domain assessment for their country. The site keeps the creator credit even though the source says it is optional.

Pixel Tarot by SasVel supplies 78 pixel-art card fronts and one back under CC BY 4.0. The deployed files match the checksummed source files. The “edited” filenames come from the creator’s archive; this project does not use that word to claim its own edit.

The app visibly names each selected deck’s creator and licence and links to both source and licence. The repository keeps source-page snapshots, inventory, and file checksums.

Interpretation sources

The Rider–Waite–Smith method links to A. E. Waite’s The Pictorial Key to the Tarot. Current card themes and reflection prompts are fixed editorial summaries in the project, not quotations from that book. The app presents narrative and elemental lenses as its own reading frames.

Current limitation: the app does not attach a per-claim bibliography or lineage record to every card prompt. It therefore presents guidance as an invitation to reflect, not as a universal or fully sourced definition.

Project code and prose

The repository does not currently declare a licence for the application code or project-authored prose. This page does not grant permission to reuse them. Choosing the project licence remains an owner decision.