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Part 2 has the English-speaking countries! I felt a little uneasy drawing this one specifically for what I chose to draw America as. I don't mean it as an insult (hell, I'm American); I was just trying to look at the world's current situation to find the best match for each character. Explanations below.

I The Magician: I knew I wanted to draw England as The Magician right away when I decided to do this project. It's too perfect. The Magician represents creativity and the choice for how to use it. The Magician is the master of the four Minor Arcana (Swords, Wands, Pentacles, and Cups), and he inspires us to choose the path for our fate.
XVI The Tower: The Tower represents the possibility that all our choices could lead us to failure. It is a card that represents disaster and a fall from grace. It is often associated with something that was once great becoming a mere shadow of its former self. However, just like America, it also promises a new chance to start all over again.
XVIII The Moon: Whenever I think of Canada Who?, I always think of how beautiful the Canadian wilderness must be at night in the winter, when one can see the Northern Lights so clearly in the sky. The Moon represents our deepest, darkest desires and dreams, what we wish we could shout for all to hear. It also represents a beacon of light in the darkness of night.

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Part 2 has the English-speaking countries! I felt a little uneasy drawing this one specifically for what I chose to draw America as. I don't mean it as an insult (hell, I'm American); I was just trying to look at the world's current situation to find the best match for each character. Explanations below.

I The Magician: I knew I wanted to draw England as The Magician right away when I decided to do this project. It's too perfect. The Magician represents creativity and the choice for how to use it. The Magician is the master of the four Minor Arcana (Swords, Wands, Pentacles, and Cups), and he inspires us to choose the path for our fate.
XVI The Tower: The Tower represents the possibility that all our choices could lead us to failure. It is a card that represents disaster and a fall from grace. It is often associated with something that was once great becoming a mere shadow of its former self. However, just like America, it also promises a new chance to start all over again.
XVIII The Moon: Whenever I think of Canada Who?, I always think of how beautiful the Canadian wilderness must be at night in the winter, when one can see the Northern Lights so clearly in the sky. The Moon represents our deepest, darkest desires and dreams, what we wish we could shout for all to hear. It also represents a beacon of light in the darkness of night.