Why we made Biblicards
We wanted Scripture to be more than something you read. We wanted it to be something you could hold, share and reflect on. So we broke the Bible into 100 key moments and gave each one a picture, a short retelling and a question to carry with you.
Whether you are opening the Bible for the first time or have walked with it for years, the cards offer a fresh way to see what has always been true.
“That longing became Biblicards.”
As a curious child, and again as an adult, I struggled to truly understand the Bible. I wanted a way to make Scripture feel more approachable and more alive: something visual and tactile, held in the hand but reaching the heart.
My hope is that these cards spark curiosity, start conversations and bring you closer to the living story of God.
Allie Talpi
How the cards are made
Every illustration starts as a hand-drawn sketch based on the author's concept, blending the biblical story with symbolic visual detail. Once the composition is approved, the artwork is refined with AI-assisted tools for detail and texture, then edited by hand, card by card: redrawing anything incorrect or missing, removing artifacts, and adjusting color, contrast and composition so the whole deck feels consistent.
The text is reviewed by biblical consultants and an editor, and every card points to its Bible reference so you can read the full passage in your own translation.
The team
And to everyone whose name isn't listed here but whose support made this possible: thank you. This project carries your fingerprints too.