@FairyCrystal
The majority of the deck is faces, only 5 cards have no people on them. The way the artist has created the cards means most of the faces are looking at you (eye contact can be so meaningful) almost compelling you to examine your emotions, actions and motives.

The images where the person us looking somewhere else still beckons you to follow them, to explore what they are sensing (I don't know if this makes sense haha).

I'll post a few images here soon and give you my take on them cos it doesn't make much sense when trying to explain it.