I’ve been making artwork with Peeps since Easter Day, 2012. Many peep themed projects followed, including those inspired by movies and crime scenes, pagan sabbats (take a peek here: Peep Show), and The Rider Waite Coleman-Smith Tarot Deck.

I received my first tarot deck as a birthday gift in 2025. The Housewives Tarot.
At the time, I didn’t know much about tarot except that it existed and I loved the imagery of The Housewives Tarot.
I’d pull a card and look up the meaning in the accompanying book and interpret it in the context of the question I asked but it just didn’t make sense to me.
That didn’t stop me from accumulating several tarot decks over the years.

Still, I knew nothing about tarot.
Until I attended Tarot Camp in 2023.

While preparing for this immersive week-long, in-person Tarot Camp in New Orleans at taught by Veronica Varlow and David Varlow (Veronica Varlow), I completed their online tarot course to prepare me for Tarot Camp.

I felt inspired to create my very own Peep Show Tarot influenced by the Rider Waite Coleman-Smith tarot deck, partly to help me learn and partly because I love making art with Peeps.

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There are 78 cards in the tarot.
Each card contains archetypes of either major life events (major arcana) or day-to-day life events (minor arcana).

So many interpretations exist for the meaning of each tarot card, so I don’t provide any here.

When learning the tarot, the place to start is simply to notice what comes up for you when you look at the imagery of a particular tarot card.

So let your imagination run wild!