Playing cards designed by the Hungarian artist Daniel Nagy in 2008 as an univercity project. The deck touches upon the issue of religion. © 2008 Daniel Nagy
Monthly Archives: August 2013
Kickstarter: Bicycle Evolution Deck by Elite Playing Cards
Elite Playing Cards (Ritual, Bicycle Divine, Bicycle Majestic, Bicycle Platinum decks) decided to produce a new cyberpunk deck of playing cards. The Bicycle Evolution deck features 56 fully customized playing cards. It is planned to be printed by the USPCC.
Typographic Playing Cards: Hat-Trick Deck
These nice Hat-Trick typographic playing cards were designed by Jim Sutherland from Hat-Trick design (UK). Jim made 50 copies of the deck for friends and colleagues (first edition). This is the second limited edition – 1000 copies were produced.
The deck: 52 different playing cards + 2 different Jokers + 1 information card (sketches) + 1 ad card. Bridge size. Playing cards printed on solid cardboard and have a smooth finish (plastic coated). This deck has very interesting plastic coating. It is the same for cards and the box. You can find such coating on covers of some modern books. It makes cards quite stiff. Playing cards are pleasant by touch.
DeviantART: Welcome to Hell Playing Cards by Erica
Welcome to Hell playing cards were designed by the American artist Erica (real-faker) as an assignment. Characters on playing cards are from author’s comics drawings – “Welcome to Hell”. All Kings, Queens and Jacks are the same.
[real-faker’s gallery on DeviantART]
© Erica (real-faker)
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See other playing card projects on DeviantART (Category: “DeviantART”).
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Bēhance: Pan Am Playing Cards by Lisa Lam
Pan Am Playing Cards (project) were designed by the American artist Lisa Lam. Playing cards are dedicated to Pan American World Airways (commonly known as Pan Am). It was the largest international air carrier in the United States from 1927 until its collapse on December 4, 1991 (was sold to Delta Air Lines).
“When the assignment was handed down to create a design-driven deck of cards, I didn’t have to think twice about choosing Pan Am as my theme. Pan Am is a pop icon on the rise. It isn’t popular enough where a current high school student can identify the brand, but the potential to use it as a hip and visually appealing subject was all there.” ~ Lisa Lam © 2013 Lisa Lam
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 