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Laura Callaghan illustrates RBG, Angela Davis, Malala and more for Feminist Oracles
The Laurence King project plays with the idea of divination cards, providing inspirational advice from 50 of the most iconic women in history.
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A new set of cards from Laurence King offers motivational daily mantras from inspirational women throughout history, with fun depictions of said stars by Irish, London-based illustrator Laura Callaghan.
Feminist Oracles is written by British Sri Lankan writer, curator and editor Charlotte Jansen, whose book
Girl on Girl examines art and photography from the female gaze. This latest project sees Jansen turn 50 iconic women, from Ruth Bader Ginsburg to Angela Davis and Malala Yousafzai, into personal gurus via a tongue-in-cheek set of divination cards, each card offering nuggets of their individual wisdom.