It’s not very recommended for a beginner a black and white pattern until you learn to interpret the deck. The point is to study each card and note all the small details. With grey patterns this process will tire you up too fast. I’d recommend the classic Rider Waite, it’s an awesome one for beginners and a good base for every tarot out there. The actual deck looks much better than the pictures you see in Amazon.
I think the Lon Milo Duquette Tarot of Ceremonial Magick is excellent. I started with a universal deck and liked it, but once i touched the Duquette deck i never looked back. It has Goetic sigils on the cards. Its done right, and references Astrology, Enochian Magick, Goetia, Tattwa meditation symbols, and I Ching hexagrams. @Fuego1 has multiple post referring to his use of the deck as well.
The Everyday Witch tarot
Green Witch Tarot
Witches Tarot
Zombie Tarot
Housewives Tarot
The Gilded Tarot
Legacy of the Divine Tarot
Pagan Tarot
The Beginners Guide to the Tarot
These are nice and easy to understand.
I would keep away from the Rider Waite and definitely not go near Crowley’s Thoth deck as a beginner. Once you’ve understood one of the above decks then get them.