Throughly enjoyed your comparison.I also have the Noblet from Agnes at Kartograme another beautiful edition which I love.. Thank you for your wonderful insights!
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity Now I'm leaning to a facsimile deck, Burdel, Madenie, Chosson or Convers, but I don't have $70 to drop for shipping to US. Suggestions please? I have the comical Burdel Majors from Lo Scarabeo & would love a facsimile of that. Thanks.
Comical Burdel? Is that a typo? I'm not sure I understand your question, are you asking for insights on an affordable facsimile deck of one of the decks you mentioned? The facsimile decks aren't typically inexpensive but $70 for shipping sounds excessive. Yves Renaud decks are reasonably priced (I haven't bought one in a while but I don't remember them being very expensive). ~ Marilyn
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity Thanks, it's the shipping that's $$. Not a typo about comical nature of my deck...as compared to awesome facsimile. Just posted video...anyway it's a doorway to finding what I really want, thanks to videos like yours & others.
Thanks, Marylyn. I have the Peterson deck, which I like very much. Of course the Bennedetti, with that lovely paper.....sigh! I also like the Artison. I won't be getting another Noblet, but I would like a deck made by Bennedetti and one made by Artison. It was interesting seeing the decks compared. Thanks, again!
I so ,so appreciate your knowledge and generosity in sharing !After watching your video of marco's new Noblet I instantly messaged him and ordered.....didn't think I needed another Noblet ...BUT !!! each brings a different flavour and colour interpretation, love them all!! Thank you for all you bring to RUclips!💕
Thank you for your lovely message Ann. I appreciate it. Please let Marco know you saw my video, I think he appreciates knowing how people know about his decks. Have you seen my video on his Jean Payen 1743? Omgosh, it's about the most beautiful TdM deck I've ever experienced. Thank you for watching. ~ Marilyn
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity Yes, yes ,yes I saw your wonderful video of the Payen 1743!!! I know I shall be ordering this too ! I've let Marco know how much I was inspired by your video of his decks ! How can we resist such artistry and beautifully produced decks!!?🤗
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity Agree 100% I've now purchased both the Payen and Noblet, your showing really persuaded me to hit the button, but must admit it didn't take too much persuasion as TDM deck are my favourite and Marco'sdecks are so beautiful!
Thank you for this great video Marylin, I have the Noblet from Marco Benedetti, is that normal that the drawings are like blurred, especially the pope, l’amoureux and Le Monde? and some cards are reddish, did u notice as well ? Is that because the original was that way initially ? Thank you ++
Hi! I just pulled these 3 cards from both of my facsimile decks: the Benedetti and the Peterson. The quality of line between both decks seems to be identical in my decks. I don't see any blurred lines. I did observe that the orange ink was more saturated in the Benedetti and I'm not sure if that's because Peterson manipulated the light to tone down the color. The registration of the orange did overlap some in both these decks, but it was less obvious in the Peterson because of the lighter, less saturated color. I tend to believe that Peterson might have tweaked areas to make them more visible, and Marco's was more of facsimile deck but that has just been my own observation and not necessarily fact. I hope this observation has been helpful. ~ Marilyn
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity yes it is! thank you very much for your answer Marilyn and for your great videos on RUclips, I also just got the Personal Modrone from Marco Benedetti and it surely is one of the most beautiful tarot decks I have ever seen ! 🫶🏻
Thanks for this. Right now Peterson and Flornoy are accompanying me on my travels, the equally beloved Artisan rests at home. I am delighted that you brought my attention to the type errors on the six and eight of cups. It makes me love the Noblets even more. My Peterson is the cream version, with slight rounds to the corners for comfort, which visually hardly notice. The Flornoy has evaded being used much, due to its spikiness and resistance to shuffling. Its too good not to use. It might be collectible but I’d rather have a useable deck, so I’m now riffle shuffling the cards till they flex up! If I had my rounder with me, I’d rid those stabby corners, too. All in good time.
Hi Sorcha, thank you for sharing your thoughts. Deck anomalies give a deck personality for sure! The Noblet is a great deck for travel. I usually always take one copy of Noblet when I travel. I've only ever altered one deck, but I kept the original intact and bought a copy to alter. Whatever we do to a deck to make it ours, makes it more magical. ~ Marilyn
Thank you@@MarilynFromTarotClarity for your prompt response. I already contacted him. Your video explanation and display of decks is amazingly well done, it really helped me decide which of the TdM-JN decks was right for me. "Muchas gracias" love it.
Unfortunately, you didn't specifically emphasize that the wonderful light blue in the newly released Artisan Tarot has turned into a dull gry mush. The red has become a dull brown-red, everythings looks the same. Live has disappeared from the cards and what remains is a design product. Which both also also in the Canver Tarot. It's a shame, I was happy for nothing. I think that with a comparison like that, people should be made aware of it. No offense - I love your Videos, but that was too much for me. Sorry for my English, I live in Austria.
That's why I show comparisons between decks. Not every deck will be everyone's cup of tea. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it. ~ Marilyn
"Interesting comparison, thank you very much, it helps me to decide on buying a tarot deck... greetings"
You're welcome. It's one of the reasons I do these videos. Thank you for watching. ~ Marilyn
Wonderful ❤
Facsimiles, restorations, recreations ... they are all the best. But I really love the charm of a muddy facsimile. Great video.
Yes, they all bring something to the table. Thank you for watching and commenting. ~ Marilyn
looking at all 4, Flornoy is my favorite, such bright colors, such clarity ♥️
Yes, the Flornoy is very clear. It's a great modern interpretation for sure.
Throughly enjoyed your comparison.I also have the Noblet from Agnes at Kartograme another beautiful edition which I love.. Thank you for your wonderful insights!
Thank you Ann. ~ Marilyn 😊
Nice & helpful review. I'm leaning to Artisan for size & rounded corners! Wish it were facsimile & had Flornoy's cream background though.
The Artisan is a great choice for someone who will be using it as a working deck. It's beautiful and shuffles like a dream.
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity Now I'm leaning to a facsimile deck, Burdel, Madenie, Chosson or Convers, but I don't have $70 to drop for shipping to US. Suggestions please? I have the comical Burdel Majors from Lo Scarabeo & would love a facsimile of that. Thanks.
Comical Burdel? Is that a typo? I'm not sure I understand your question, are you asking for insights on an affordable facsimile deck of one of the decks you mentioned? The facsimile decks aren't typically inexpensive but $70 for shipping sounds excessive. Yves Renaud decks are reasonably priced (I haven't bought one in a while but I don't remember them being very expensive). ~ Marilyn
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity Thanks, it's the shipping that's $$. Not a typo about comical nature of my deck...as compared to awesome facsimile. Just posted video...anyway it's a doorway to finding what I really want, thanks to videos like yours & others.
@@p1nesap Gotcha. Thanks for watching and hanging out on my channel! ~ Marilyn
Thanks, Marylyn. I have the Peterson deck, which I like very much. Of course the Bennedetti, with that lovely paper.....sigh! I also like the Artison. I won't be getting another Noblet, but I would like a deck made by Bennedetti and one made by Artison. It was interesting seeing the decks compared. Thanks, again!
All 4 of these are great decks. The Peterson is held in very high regard. You did good :)
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity 😁
I so ,so appreciate your knowledge and generosity in sharing !After watching your video of marco's new Noblet I instantly messaged him and ordered.....didn't think I needed another Noblet ...BUT !!! each brings a different flavour and colour interpretation, love them all!! Thank you for all you bring to RUclips!💕
Thank you for your lovely message Ann. I appreciate it. Please let Marco know you saw my video, I think he appreciates knowing how people know about his decks. Have you seen my video on his Jean Payen 1743? Omgosh, it's about the most beautiful TdM deck I've ever experienced. Thank you for watching. ~ Marilyn
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity Yes, yes ,yes I saw your wonderful video of the Payen 1743!!! I know I shall be ordering this too ! I've let Marco know how much I was inspired by your video of his decks ! How can we resist such artistry and beautifully produced decks!!?🤗
@Ann Forte Thank you Ann. Marco's really hit the mark with these decks. I can't say enough about them. ~ Marilyn
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity Agree 100% I've now purchased both the Payen and Noblet, your showing really persuaded me to hit the button, but must admit it didn't take too much persuasion as TDM deck are my favourite and Marco'sdecks are so beautiful!
@@TheMiewmiew Incredible!
I don’t have Marco’ deck….but I want it!!❤❤ Great deck, Great video as always!!
Thank you Reneé 😊
love it, thank you so much!
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for this great video Marylin, I have the Noblet from Marco Benedetti, is that normal that the drawings are like blurred, especially the pope, l’amoureux and Le Monde? and some cards are reddish, did u notice as well ? Is that because the original was that way initially ? Thank you ++
Hi! I just pulled these 3 cards from both of my facsimile decks: the Benedetti and the Peterson. The quality of line between both decks seems to be identical in my decks. I don't see any blurred lines. I did observe that the orange ink was more saturated in the Benedetti and I'm not sure if that's because Peterson manipulated the light to tone down the color. The registration of the orange did overlap some in both these decks, but it was less obvious in the Peterson because of the lighter, less saturated color. I tend to believe that Peterson might have tweaked areas to make them more visible, and Marco's was more of facsimile deck but that has just been my own observation and not necessarily fact. I hope this observation has been helpful. ~ Marilyn
@@MarilynFromTarotClarity yes it is! thank you very much for your answer Marilyn and for your great videos on RUclips, I also just got the Personal Modrone from Marco Benedetti and it surely is one of the most beautiful tarot decks I have ever seen ! 🫶🏻
@ness.dc. Isn't it though? It's a jewel! Thank you for watching and commenting. ~ Marilyn
Thanks for this. Right now Peterson and Flornoy are accompanying me on my travels, the equally beloved Artisan rests at home. I am delighted that you brought my attention to the type errors on the six and eight of cups. It makes me love the Noblets even more. My Peterson is the cream version, with slight rounds to the corners for comfort, which visually hardly notice. The Flornoy has evaded being used much, due to its spikiness and resistance to shuffling. Its too good not to use. It might be collectible but I’d rather have a useable deck, so I’m now riffle shuffling the cards till they flex up! If I had my rounder with me, I’d rid those stabby corners, too. All in good time.
Hi Sorcha, thank you for sharing your thoughts. Deck anomalies give a deck personality for sure! The Noblet is a great deck for travel. I usually always take one copy of Noblet when I travel. I've only ever altered one deck, but I kept the original intact and bought a copy to alter. Whatever we do to a deck to make it ours, makes it more magical. ~ Marilyn
Nice comparaison. In my mind the best Noblet is the TSR 👌
Thank you for watching and commenting. Maybe someday I'll purchase the TSR Noblet. I have many TSR decks but I do not have his Noblet.
Do you know where can I buy the Benedetti deck?
Yes! Through Marco's fb page (so long as it's still available). His name. You'll love it! ~ Marilyn
Thank you@@MarilynFromTarotClarity for your prompt response. I already contacted him. Your video explanation and display of decks is amazingly well done, it really helped me decide which of the TdM-JN decks was right for me. "Muchas gracias" love it.
De nada! El placer es mío. Gracias por ver mis videos. ~ Marilyn
Unfortunately, you didn't specifically emphasize that the wonderful light blue in the newly released Artisan Tarot has turned into a dull gry mush. The red has become a dull brown-red, everythings looks the same. Live has disappeared from the cards and what remains is a design product.
Which both also also in the Canver Tarot. It's a shame, I was happy for nothing.
I think that with a comparison like that, people should be made aware of it.
No offense - I love your Videos, but that was too much for me.
Sorry for my English, I live in Austria.
That's why I show comparisons between decks. Not every deck will be everyone's cup of tea. Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate it. ~ Marilyn