The Rider-Waite tarot deck was originally published in 1910. It is the most popular tarot deck in the United States. When people are introduced to a tarot reading class, this is normally the deck that the teacher refers to, due to its clear symbolism and use of colors. The cards were illustrated by Pamela Colman Smith, with the design originally developed by mystic, A. E. Waite. While the original deck is now in the public domain and free to copy, this revised format is copyrighted. I've developed this coloring book with the adult in mind. It is printed on high quality paper, in a 6x9 format so that you can easily tuck it into your purse or satchel and pull it out while commuting on bus or train. This is less obtrusive than children's full-sized coloring books. It is printed on one side only, so that if you use magic markers, you are far less likely to have the colors deface your other pages. I've omitted page numbers so that your finished art is suitable for framing or use in your crafts. I still recommend that you place a piece of paper underneath your drawing so that it can absorb any excess ink. You are free to copy the pages for personal use, but if you are interested in using these images for teaching a class, please contact me for additional licensing. I am happy to consider private-labeling and printing these books for you.