The first time a card called something out, I didn't feel psychic. I felt caught.

Not in a third-eye kind of way — more like the "oh, I already knew that" kind of way. The reading didn't hand me new information. It just made me say, out loud, the thing I'd already been circling for months.

I make tarot and oracle decks. Wait, actually, that's not quite it either. What I'm actually obsessed with is pattern recognition. The stuff you keep doing on loop and can't quite name. The cards are just the way in.

Every deck I design is built around the same idea: intuitive, beautiful, easy to actually sit with — not because it needs to look good on a shelf (though, sure, also that), but because a deck you don't want to pick up is a deck that stays in the drawer.

And honestly? It doesn't matter if you've never touched tarot or you've got three decks from 2019 gathering dust. You're not learning something new. You're just finally listening to what you already know.