Pixel Tarot Deck
A downloadable asset pack for Windows, macOS, and Linux
The pixel tarot deck includes every card in the tarot deck, major arcana and all four suits of minor arcana. Everything is drawn in a classic 16-bit pixel artstyle.
The individual cards are 48x80 pixels. The files themselves are 58x90 with a transparent bleed.
Also includes a card back and frames for a spinning animation and a well-organized PSD file.
In this pack:
- all 78 Cards in a Tarot deck
- individual .PNG files for each card (Major and Minor Arcana)
- .PNG file for card back
- .PNG frames for card spin and flash animations
- organized .PSD file with all cards and animations for use in Adobe Photoshop
Purchase
In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $5 USD. You will get access to the following files:
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Love this, just one question, can I print these onto wood and then sell them? or is this against the licence?
Hmm that sounds like a gray area for the redistribution thing. You know for these I think that might be OK because they're kinda separate from my usual RPG assets, so I'll give permission for that kind of thing for the tarot cards specifically. Good luck!
I wanted to use my own sprites for king and queen. I don't understand why it don't have a "blank" card.
Good idea! :thinking:
Just had to buy these ones after getting the Time Fantasy assets. Love them!
Fantastic! love the style on these <3
Love these. Really small but even when you zoom on them they look good. Worth the money. Thanks.
Having trouble purchasing...I'm getting:
Failed to create PayPal transaction, please try again later.
But it won't open in PayPal. Any way to fix or add credit card transactions?
I don't know about that. Nothing for me to do if it's a problem with Paypal. Maybe try again later.
You can do pretty much anything except redistribute the assets directly. Here's the full license:
https://www.gamedevmarket.net/terms-conditions/#pro-licence
Thanks!
Thank you so much Jason! You have a very nice eye for art.