Playing cards designed by the Turkish artist, Gokce Gurellier. These are made in quite naive, childish but pleasant style. All court cards are the same and the one way. Red Clubs with black Spades look strange. The back design is the one way as well.
© Gokce Gurellier 2012
Joker
The American artist Gary Lam is going to design a deck of playing cards dedicated to the Chinese culture – Imperial China Playing Cards. The finished deck is planned to be funded on Kickstarter. This is the first playing card from this project – The King of Spades. © 2013 Gary Lam
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See other playing card projects on Bēhance (Category: “Bēhance”).
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Decorative playing cards (project) designed by the Russian artist Elena Sokolova in steampunk style.
© Elena Sokolova
Playing cards designed by the Hungarian artist Daniel Nagy in 2008 as an univercity project. The deck touches upon the issue of religion. © 2008 Daniel Nagy
Pan Am Playing Cards (project) were designed by the American artist Lisa Lam. Playing cards are dedicated to Pan American World Airways (commonly known as Pan Am). It was the largest international air carrier in the United States from 1927 until its collapse on December 4, 1991 (was sold to Delta Air Lines).
“When the assignment was handed down to create a design-driven deck of cards, I didn’t have to think twice about choosing Pan Am as my theme. Pan Am is a pop icon on the rise. It isn’t popular enough where a current high school student can identify the brand, but the potential to use it as a hip and visually appealing subject was all there.” ~ Lisa Lam © 2013 Lisa Lam
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 