Welcome! I’m a digital illustrator inspired by cycles in nature, women, femininity, diversity, and my PNW home, where I live with my spouse Schquay, pup Bonni, and birds RuPaul and Bo Birdham. 

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Dark Days Tarot, the first deck I self-published with the help of Kickstarter, was inspired by the shadowy last days of the lunar cycle, a typical time for reflection, and deepened intuitive knowledge. It's designed for those with wide emotional ranges, and anyone who feels a strong connection to the moon and tides. 

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Within the container of a Tarot card reading, I’m able to think broadly and truly honor my feelings. The ritual of reading cards creates a safe space for my mind to heal and contextualize information. It seemed only wise to create a Tarot deck as a tribute to the wisdom and healing that darkness offers.

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In 2021 I released my second deck, the Mother Tarot. It's about Earth, birth, and creativity. It took three years to illustrate it, and during the time of its creation, I and my partner pondered the possibility of children. We continue to do so.

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Both of my decks together come together to in part reflect my bipolar mind, which ultimately puts me in touch with my own cyclical nature.

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Please enjoy my blog, which features articles about Tarot card reading to help you if you need help.

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I hope my art helps to expand your intuition, dive into reflection, spark your creativity, and adapt to the tides of life.

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Email: wren@darkdaystarot.com

Instagram: @darkdaystarot

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Photo by Kendra Kerscher.

Schquay Brignac is my spouse. She has over twenty years of entrepreneurial experience, and when she's not brokering a real estate deal in the King County, Washington area, she's kicking ass on the basketball court or golf course.

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We met in LA when I was going to school for fashion design and she was a designer of androgynous sportswear.

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Contact: 

qbrignac@gmail.com

The Dark Days Tarot Guidebook was co-written by Emily Mundy. 

 

Emily’s writing practice orbits around a reverence for the odd and the uncanny, and investigates the intricacy of connection, the idiosyncrasy of thought, and the invigoration of spirit.  She resides in Seattle, Washington, with a growing collection of dried flower bouquets, her two cats, and one beloved typewriter.

 

Contact: emilymundy93@gmail.com