American McGee’s Alice playing cards (project) designed by InsidiousTweedle.
American McGee’s Alice is a third-person action video game with psychological horror elements released for PC on October 6, 2000. The game was designed by American McGee, developed by Rogue Entertainment and published by Electronic Arts. It is an unauthorised sequel to Lewis Carroll’s Alice novels. The game features an older, more cynical and macabre incarnation of Alice.
The Jack of Diamonds + The Jack of Hearts (Tweedles)
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Tags: American McGee Alice, art, Baraja, cartes à jouer, design, игральные карты, Electronic Arts, horror, Lewis Carroll, naipes, Playing Card Art, playing card collecting, playing cards, Spielkarte, video games
Playing cards are designed by the Polish artist Katarzyna ‘yuke’ Kalder. Her Cats’ playing cards are obviously dedicated to cats 🙂 © 2013 Katarzyna ‘yuke’ Kalder
The King (of Clubs)
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Tags: art, Baraja, Behance, cartes à jouer, cat, cat playing cards, design, игральные карты, naipes, Playing Card Art, playing card collecting, playing cards, Spielkarte
These playing card artworks are created by a Canadian artist, Tegan (TeganNobody), and dedicated to characters form Homestuck.
Homestuck is a webcomic* written, illustrated and animated by Andrew Hussie. It is the fourth overall webcomic published on MS Paint Adventures (the collection of webcomics written and illustrated by Andrew Hussie). The comic uses a combination of static images, animated GIFs, instant message logs, Flash animations and games created in HTML5. It has over 6,000 pages! The series centers on a group of teenagers who unwittingly bring about the beginning of the end of the world through the installation of a beta copy of an upcoming computer game.
© Tegan (TeganNobody)
The King of Diamonds – Dave Strider
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Tags: art, トランプ, Black Jack, cartes à jouer, Dave Strider, Homestuck, naipes, Playing Card Art, playing cards, Spielkarte
Nautical playing cards are produced by The Blue Crown in 2013. The deck was designed by Edo Huang. It is reminiscent of a classic bordered Bee design. Everything about the deck is inspired by the sea. From the rope-like pattern & life preservers integrated into the back design, to the rope border on the court cards, and the ship joker.
The Nautical Deck has been created in Red, Blue and White (limited edition) backs. Playing cards are printed on a thin, flexible, and durable stock that’s manufactured and hand-finished in Shanghai. They have an embossed texture (finish). Tuck cases have custom seals.
The White version of the deck has a different tuck box design and different designs for the Aces. There were printed fewer than 2,000 White decks.
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Tags: art, Baraja, cartes à jouer, design, игральные карты, Edo Huang, maritime, naipes, nautical, Nautical Playing Cards, playing card collecting, playing cards, ship, Spielkarte, The Blue Crown
Theory11 helped to produce a deck of playing cards printed by USPCC for a vintage, speak-easy type restaurant called The Rarebit. Playing cards were designed by J Fletcher Design (Jay Fletcher). The deck was supposed to be used exclusively in The Rarebit’s lounge. But Theory11 was able to acquire a small quantity for themselves (500 decks) and decided to use it for promotional purposes. To celebrate their sixth birthday, they are “giving away” Rarebit Playing Cards from now until next Friday (September 6th) while supplies last.
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Tags: art, Baraja, cartes à jouer, design, игральные карты, J Fletcher Design, naipes, playing card collecting, playing cards, Spielkarte, The Rarebit restaurant, Theory11, United States Playing Card Company, USPCC
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 