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“Kickstarter: Bicycle Kingdoms of a New World Playing Cards by Nathanael Mortensen” is updated

“Kickstarter: Bicycle Kingdoms of a New World Playing Cards by Nathanael Mortensen” is updated.

Posted by Collector on 24.11.2013 in Post (Information) Update

Tags: art, Baraja, Bicycle Playing Cards, cardistry, cartes à jouer, design, игральные карты, fantasy, Kickstarter, magic, naipes, playing card collecting, playing cards, Spielkarte, United States Playing Card Company

Kickstarter: Metropol NOX Playing Cards by Mike Lambert

15 Nov

A custom deck of playing cards designed by the Canadian 3D artist, graphic designer, video game developer and long-time poker fan, Mike Lambert. Playing cards were designed with a modern and minimalist flair. The deck is planned to be printed by USPCC.

New Tuck Case

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Posted by Collector on 15.11.2013 in Deck of Playing Cards, Kickstarter, USPCC

Tags: art, Canada, cardistry, cartes à jouer, игральные карты, Kickstarter, Metropol, naipes, playing card collecting, playing cards, Spielkarte, United States Playing Card Company

Mythical Gods Card Deck by Marci Brinker on Kickstarter… Again!

06 Nov

Good news. Marci Brinker relaunched her Bicycle Gods of Mythology playing card project on Kickstarter (with the help of CollectablePlayingCards.com).

Read more here: http://wp.me/p1VWdh-y1

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Posted by Collector on 06.11.2013 in Post (Information) Update

Tags: art, Baraja, Bicycle Playing Cards, cardistry, cartes à jouer, design, игральные карты, Gods of Mythology, magic, mythology, naipes, playing card collecting, playing cards, Spielkarte, United States Playing Card Company

Kickstarter: Density Playing Cards by Roni Lagin

17 Oct

Roni Lagin is an artist and graphic designer living and working in Philadelphia (US). The artist played with thin lines and different shapes but didn’t get enmeshed in them. He designed custom playing cards where suit symbols are manipulated into intersecting shapes and patterns, involving elements of spirography. Roni tried to make the deck as custom as possible and renounced the use of classic court cards. He substituted them for unique ones.

The deck planned to be printed by USPCC.