A.E. (George Russell) published "Deirdre: A Drama in Three Acts" as a supplement to Pamela Colman Smith's magazine The Green Sheaf, no. 7 (1903). Smith illustrated Act II. The image shows Deirdre and Naisi in exile in Scotland. Deirdre receives a message of their coming doom in a vision of the Birds of Angus just as Fergus arrives to escort them back to Ireland (AE, Green Sheaf no. 7l, 1903, Supplemnt, p., 7). Smith's style is reminiscent of both the Pre-Raphaelites and Japanese prints in her use of the hard bounding line and solid masses of colour. She developed a method of hand-colouring for all her printed artwork, which she used in both books and magazines, and which she taught at her school in London. Smith also used this style in her design of the Arthur Waite Tarot Cards.