In this video, I share a full flip-through and my first impressions of the Moonjube Tarot by collage artist Donna Outtrim. If you love dreamlike vintage photography, surreal little visual surprises, and that poetic-symbolism vibe where each card feels like a tiny story, you’re going to get a really good feel for this deck here. The artwork leans into restored and colorized vintage images, and it gives the whole deck a magical, expressive quality that feels both nostalgic and otherworldly at the same time. The flip-through portion is set to music with no talking, because I wanted you to be able to fully sink into the color palette, the atmosphere, and the way the collage elements speak to each other across the suits and majors. After that, I talk through how the deck reads to me on first contact—why it feels whimsical but not fluffy, how the symbolism lands, and the overall “Aquarian energy” I get from it. If you’re deciding whether Moonjube Tarot is more of an art deck, a reader, or a bit of both, this is the kind of gentle, cozy first look that helps you know if it belongs in your collection.