Chicago playing cards designed by the Double Blind Collective.They redesigned a traditional deck of playing cards to focus various Chicago landmarks, personalities and historical events. The cards focus on the unique aspects of the city rather than just the John Hancock or Sears Tower.
The deck: 52 playing cards + 2 Jokers + 2 double back cards. Poker size.
The deck are currently sold out. They might possibly do a reorder sometime in the future.
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The Ace of Hearts designed by fanaticoescarlata. [© fanaticoescarlata] – clickable
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See other playing card projects in the category “Playing Card Art” (Category: “Playing Card Art”).
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War Imperiors playing cards designed by Kate Goltseva. The deck: 36 playing cards (project). Bridge size.
I like how she depicted agression of war in these playing cards.
Two artistic styles – Op Art and Woodcut – come together to create one completely original playing card deck. Uusi (Blue Blood, Bohemia Playing Cards) started its third playing card project on Kickstarter. The deck will be printed by USPCC on Bicycle playing card stock with an Air Cushion Finish.
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 