Logo by Emily Plews
The name Skeptic Fox honors my Humanist lineage.
Tarot offers a non-judgmental lens: archetypes, nature, and numbers as maps rather than verdicts. My approach is grounded and curious — a wayfinding practice that accepts doubt alongside reverence.
This work was passed down through a lineage of seers and intuitive healers from Eastern European and Scottish roots. I began interpreting the cards in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont twenty years ago; I have read for the public since 2012. The ancient hills there taught me to listen to the elements and to hold the wisdom of spirit with humility.
All of my Tarot readings include astrology-based insights. I’m passionate about sharing astrological tools that illuminate cycles, timing, and personal patterns, so the cards can be read in relation to broader cosmic context.
Illustrative readings
I typically use modern, gender-neutral decks with plants and animals. These images invite imagination and open-ended meaning.
How it works
Visual entry: The artwork sparks a feeling or memory.
Intuitive response: Notice first impressions — emotions, colors, shapes.
Story building: Details form a story or theme related to your question.
Reflective meaning: The reading mixes the card’s image with your inner response to reveal perspectives.
Why Tarot?
Images and numbers depicted can suit anyone.
Plants and animals evoke life cycles and change.
Illustrative art encourages metaphor and fresh insight.
What to expect
A card Spread maps the conscious and unconscious parts of your life—past influences, present challenges, hidden motives, and possible outcomes—so you can see how things connect.
Tarot helps when you’re unclear or stuck. The reading will:
Clarify main issues and hidden patterns
Offer different perspectives, not fixed predictions
Show practical and emotional influences on your choices
Suggest possible paths and the likely energies around each
A reading is a guide. Use what helps and trust your own judgment.
What to expect
Gentle guidance: Readings offer possibilities.
Open interpretation: I’ll describe impressions; you decide what resonates.
Homework: Sessions include a practice to try.
Personal readings are available in person or virtually. Fawn brings her readings to art openings, retreats, and other events, and has worked with groups of 100 or more.