Graphic playing cards (a project) designed by the Italian artist, Federico Meroni. These were designed during his first year in Communication Design Bachelor Course at Politecnico di Milano. Federico was inspired by Oskar Schlemmer* costumes for Bauhaus Theatre**. © 2013 Federico Meroni
Russia was depicted by the Chinese artist, Charlieinoni (inpninqni), as some Joker playing card made in the anime style.
© charlieinoni (inpninqni) 2011
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Peter Dunham and Linnea Gits, the designers and artists behind the Chicago design studio, Uusi, started their new playing card project on Kickstarter. One of the most creative, successful and decent companies proposes its fourth duet of decks – Pagan Playing Card Decks (“Dark Brown Deck” and “Light Cream-colored Deck”).
All previous amazing playing card projects (Blue Blood Playing Cards and Blueblood Redux Playing Cards, Bohemia Playing Cards, Royal Optik Playing Cards) have been successfully funded on Kickstarter, printed and delivered to backers. Pagan deck is planned to be printed by USPCC.
One of the most promising companies in the field of custom playing card production, Half Moon Playing Cards, has now its own site: http://www.halfmoonplayingcards.com
The company was established in 2013 by the talented artist from Greece, Lotrek, and his wife, Melania. He has designed three different and amazing decks of playing cards: Timeless Playing Cards (for RSVP Magic), Bicycle Butterfly Playing Cards (for RSVP Magic) and Bicycle Venexiana Playing Cards (own successful playing card project on Kickstarter).
You can also find it on Facebook.
Congratulations, Lotrek. We all hope for your future decks.
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 