Finding the Sacred in the Ordinary

Between the Ordinary is a portable gallery of original imagery, a quiet companion for reflection and finding the sacred in the ordinary. Wordless on purpose, open-ended by design, inviting slow looking, and letting your own meaning unfold.

A girl in a beige sweater and long skirt stands in a foggy field holding a dandelion, with dandelions blowing in the wind.

Bring Between the Ordinary Home

78 wordless cards. Endless possibilities for reflection, conversation, and connection.

The physical deck of Between the Ordinary is available for $64 through a printing partner. Order one deck or several! Each order is printed and shipped directly to your door or to someone special as a gift.

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Physical Deck | $64

A portable gallery of original imagery, designed for reflection, journaling, and finding the sacred in the ordinary. Wordless on purpose, open-ended by design, created for slow looking and personal meaning-making.

Each card offers a visual, poetic pause, an image meant to be held, contemplated, and responded to through your own lived experience.

  • 78 unique, multicultural, wordless, ageless, art-inspired images.

  • Plus one companion guide card, offering a gentle introduction and a quiet way to begin.

  • Approximately 2.75 by 4.75 inches, a comfortable hand-held size, a bit larger than a standard playing card.

  • Printed on premium cardstock with a soft, tactile finish and rounded corners.

  • Designed to invite slow looking, reflection, and personal meaning-making.

Wordless and open-ended, this fine art deck is like a paper airplane of thought; you send it out and see what circles back.

Between the Ordinary

A curated preview from the deck. Join the list for new previews and release updates.

A young woman with curly hair and a light dress standing with her head bowed and eyes closed, in front of a painting of angel wings on a white wall.
Three children dressed as clowns playing with colorful balls on the floor against a plain wall.
Young woman with short, wavy red hair trimming her long hair with scissors in front of a mirror.
A foggy outdoor scene with a wooden fence, a red cloth tied around a fence post, dry grass, and leafless trees in the background.
A person with curly hair wearing glasses, a beige shirt, and a gray apron is welding metal on a wooden surface, with sparks flying around.
A cozy living room scene with a window, sheer curtains, and candles on the windowsill and side table, creating a warm atmosphere.
A woman standing on a ladder in a field of tall grass, looking up at the sky with sparkles or stars. The scene has a surreal, dreamlike quality.
A young boy standing barefoot on a plain ground, smiling and looking up at glowing fireflies and a butterfly in a gray, minimal background. He is holding a lantern that is lit.
A paper airplane flying in mid-air with a shadow cast on a plain wall, also showing a person's arm reaching out towards it.

Between the Ordinary draws attention to what is lived, shared, and often overlooked. It uses artist-made imagery as a reflective tool, a way to find the sacred in the everyday, and a simple way to communicate through imagery.

Each image invites your own interpretation.

The collection spans ages across the lifespan and honors multicultural experience, offering people and moments that feel inclusive, timeless, and deeply human.

Digital Version

See What Finds You

Shuffle the deck and draw a card.

Notice what catches your attention, what stirs, or what feels unexpectedly familiar. There is no fixed meaning to find. Simply stay with the image for a moment and see what it brings forward.

Want to keep going?
The full digital version of Between the Ordinary is available for $24.99 in the Deck Garden app, with one-card draws, 3- and 5-card spreads, journaling prompts, and more.

Carry the Wonder With You

A Note Left on the Kitchen Table

A few ways to hold the deck, and let it hold you.

If you’re not sure where to start, start here:

  • A little art gallery in your hands, for inspiration.

  • A way to connect ordinary moments with what’s real in you.

  • A quiet practice for reflection and finding the sacred in the ordinary.

  • An invitation to use images as a gentle bridge, a quiet way to communicate visually when words don’t quite reach.

Interior scene with a white wooden table beneath a rain-streaked window, a candle in a holder on the table, and a sleeping dog curled up on the wooden floor underneath.