Two artists from Mexico, Karen & Sara (TheUrbanTeam), designed this Joker. Their inspiration from anime seems obvious. Young ladies made him quite cocky. It’s interesting what he has in his right hand. Anyway, if you even have two aces, don’t hold cards in such way playing any game with people – they can lose their interest to cards and knead their muscles.
© Karen and Sara (TheUrbanTeam) 2013
Joker by Karen and Sara (TheUrbanTeam)
An American artist, Timothy John Shumate, is a big fun of cartoons and comics. He uses his talent to create original tattoo artworks devoted to different well-known characters from Disney, DC, and other universes. Here is a Wild Card (Joker) made in accordance with his original vision. The artwork was created for C2EC (Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo).
Also you can see several more examples of his art (here and on his site). The combination of all his artworks can be a nice deck of playing cards 🙂
© Timothy John Shumate 2013
Joker (Wild Card) by Timothy John Shumate
Paul Green is a comic artist. He designed this Pin-Up Harlequin Joker for one of two Joker Cards featuring in a Game App by Megu. This is a coloured sketch.
© Paul Green 2015
Pin-Up Harlequin Joker
This Joker was designed by a Brazilian artist, Alan Maia. Pips are quite unusually incorporated into a playing card artwork. Creative approach to skull art.
© Alan Maia 2011
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The designer of Fantastique Playing Cards, Sveta Dorosheva (Israel), was commissioned to draw reinterpretation of several Tarot cards. She designed several cards, including this Fool. The Fool can be a nice Joker for classic playing cards, actually. Enjoy these intricate artworks… black and white or coloured.
Artworks weren’t used for cards. They were used for packaging and label.
© Sveta Dorosheva 2013
Joker (Fool) – Black & White
