52 drawn playing cards (project) featuring 52 different comedians were created by the British artist Terrina Bibb.
© 2013 Terrina Bibb
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SPADES
The Ace of Spades – Lee Evans
The Two of Spades – Lee Mack
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Bēhance: Metropolis Playing Cards by Stephanie Gonzalez
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.
Bēhance: Gothic Aces by Scott Burdett
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
Bēhance: Legends and Playing Cards by Anna Bucciarelli
Playing cards are designed by the Canadian artist Anna Bucciarelli. She dedicated them to her favorite Greek myths. © 2013 Anna Bucciarelli
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The Two of Diamonds – Nemesis (Fortune and Retribution)
“In Greek mythology, Nemesis is the spirit of divine retribution against those who succumb to arrogance. The word originally meant “the distributor of fortune”, neither good nor bad. According to some legends, Nemesis produced the egg from which hatched two sets of twins, including Helen of Troy.” ~ Anna
Bēhance: Playing Cards by John Powell
The author of this artwork (John Powell) …
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… was working with Circle City Card Company on a deck of playing cards. The company lost a lot of people’s trust on Kickstarter as it’s both owners had very serious problems with the fulfilment of their obligations. So there is no information about the further destiny of this project. See some examples. © 2013 John Powell
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 