The Queen of Hearts by Scribble (a possible playing card project). The artist has an idea to create his own deck of playing cards and is experimenting with different concepts and designs. © Scribble
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See other playing card projects in the category “Playing Card Art” (Category: “Playing Card Art”).
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The American artist Stephanie Gonzalez got an assignment to design a playing card box with an New York City theme. Her designs for Metropolis playing cards were influenced by Art Deco architecture in New York City, specifically from the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building. The name “Metropolis” was not only chose because it is a nickname for New York City, but because the idea of a metropolis carries along an image of immense and beautiful skyscrapers. The main font chosen was also named “Metropolis”. © 2013 Stephanie Gonzalez
This can be an interesting playing card project in case of its completion.
Typographic playing cards designed by Julianna Sparrow. She chose Bernhard Modern typeface for these typographic playing cards because of the beautiful forms of the numbers, and the appealing stroke contrast.The colors are loosely based on those of Lucian Bernhard’s plakatstil Priester poster. © Julianna Sparrow
Gothic aces designed by the Brithish artist, Scott Burdett. Back looks like Gothic one. But do you think Aces are also Gothic?
© 2013 Scott Burdett
The Ace of Spades
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 