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Please enjoy these tarot card coloring pages!
Mystical Tarot Coloring Pages
The Fool Tarot Card Coloring Pages
Symbolic Tarot Card Coloring Sheets
The Magician Tarot Card Coloring Pages
High Priestess Tarot Card Coloring Sheets
Empress Tarot Card Coloring Pages for Creativity
Hermit Tarot Card Detailed Coloring Pages
Lovers Tarot Card Color-in Designs
Justice Tarot Card Coloring Pages
Wheel of Fortune Tarot Card Coloring Page
Death Tarot Card Coloring Pages for Artists
Tips For Coloring Tarot Card Coloring Pages
What colors should I use for different tarot cards coloring pages?
The colors to use for tarot card coloring pages are subjective and can depend on your personal interpretation or mood. However, certain colors are traditionally associated with certain symbols. For instance, the Fool tarot card is often depicted in bright and cheerful colors to signify a new beginning, while the Death tarot card might be colored in darker hues to reflect transformation.
Is there symbolism in the colors I should consider when coloring tarot card pages?
Yes, colors in tarot cards can contain deep symbolism. Red, for example, often represents passion or danger, while blue can signify peace or spirituality. Green often stands for fertility or growth, while black suggests secrets or the unknown. You can use these associations as a jumping-off point, but feel free to create your own interpretations.
How can I add more meaning to my tarot card coloring pages?
To add more meaning, you can study the traditional symbolism of the particular tarot card you’re coloring. For instance, the Tower card suggests a sudden change or upheaval. You might choose stormy colors and ensure you highlight the lightning strike. If you are familiar with numerology or astrology, you could also incorporate those elements into your coloring.
What are some interesting facts about tarot cards I can consider for my coloring pages?
Tarot cards have a rich history dating back several centuries, with roots in various cultures and belief systems. They were initially used for playing card games in the 15th century in various parts of Europe. It wasn’t until the 18th century that they began to be used for divination. There are typically 78 cards in a tarot deck, split between the Major Arcana, which deals with major life changes, and the Minor Arcana, which covers day-to-day life. Incorporating these elements could give your coloring pages additional depth and interest.
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