ResonatorVoyantTarot
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. An experiment in creating generative tarot cards.
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Resonator Voyant Tarot is an experiment in creating generative tarot cards.
Though steeped in spirituality, the reasons for doing a tarot reading need not be mystical as it can be a source of creativity and help with imaginative problem solving.
Each deck is created from a "vocabulary" of images with predefined rules for joining them together. Each card has a template with some fixed elements and other random elements put together.
For example, a major arcana card of "The Fool" would have a fixed "fool" image with randomly chosen elements coming out of the base.
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