This royal pair, the King of Diamonds and the Queen of Diamonds, was designed by a Philippine artist, Ingrid Tan (IngridTan). The queen seems to be quite happy. Maybe it’s because she is a pretty girl like Ingrid. The king is definitely upset. Maybe because of the queen’s endless shopping… maybe because of the indices inside the frame… or maybe because he has cut off his own feet. Who knows?
© Ingrid Tan (IngridTan) 2010
The King of Diamonds by Ingrid Tan
This Queen Of Hearts gothic art print is designed by an American artists with the nickname – TigerHouseArt.
“…a dark and sinister queen of hearts, dont let the kind expression of her venetian mask and the flower fool you, and whatever you do dont turn your back on her…. not even for a second.” ~ TigerHouseArt
© TigerHouseArt
The Queen of Hearts by TigerHouseArt
These are Pin-Up playing card Queens created by an American artist, Jeff Chapman (Jeffach). He is a big admirer of women proceeding from his artworks. The queens happened to be vivid with substantial tattoos. Bathroom is quite intimate place to meet them. But don’t be sure that you have been able to catch these ladies unawares 🙂 … and the Queen of Diamonds is such a queen of diamonds – she doesn’t part with her diamonds even in her shower.
© Jeff Chapman (Jeffach) 2011
Pin-Up Playing Cards by Jeff Chapman: The Queen of Spades
An American Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design (Cum Laude from California State University, Sacramento), Sean Voegeli, designed playing card artwork devoted to the Native American culture. He combined patterns found in it with some modern design and illustration. Some queens have very stylish decollates 🙂
© Sean Voegeli
Native Playing Cards by Sean Voegeli: Tuck Case
Steve Abercrombie, an American artist, designed these Gill Sans Typographic Playing Cards as a project for SCAD’s (Savannah College of Art and Design) typography course. The task was to create a full set of playing cards based on a specific typeface – classic type of typographic playing cards. Steve used Gill Sans typeface. Playing cards weren’t produced.
© Steve Abercrombie 2014
Gill Sans Typographic Playing Cards: Tuck Case
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 