- Icons Playing Cards: The Imperial Edition by Lotrek [on Kickstarter – January 20th, 2015]
- Bicycle Anne Stokes Steampunk Playing Cards [January-February, 2015]
- Bicycle 130th Anniversary Deck [January-February, 2015]
- Gettysburg Civil Unrest Playing Cards by RJ Tomlinson [on Kickstarter in January, 2015]
- № 17th Playing Cards v. 02 by Stockholm17 Playing Cards [on Kickstarter – February 17th, 2015]
- De’vo’s Signature Series “Card Masters” [February, 2015]
- Delicious Semi-Transformation Playing Cards by Emmanuel José [on Kickstarter in February-March, 2015]
- Sport [no final name] Semi-Transformation Playing Cards [unknown]
Tag Archives: cartes à jouer
Bēhance: Classic Cocktails Playing Cards by Rujun Christine Liu
Several playing card artworks created by an American artist, Rujun Christine Liu. These are for her concepts class. Artworks are inspired by fashion of the mid-20th century and classic cocktails.
© Rujun Christine Liu 2013
The King of Spades
Playing Card Art: Playing Cards by Quentin Vijoux
These playing card artworks were created by a French artist, Quentin Vijoux. He planned to create Tarot cards but didn’t have enough knowledge in the field of Tarot. So, the artist created several sketches of playing cards which are more common for traditional Anglo-French playing cards. These are quite vivid and funny. Quentin decided to change his direction of art for his real Tarot, so these will be only artworks… or…
© Quentin Vijoux 2012
The King of Clubs
DeviantART: King of Hearts (Brandon Flowers) by Heloísa S. Flores
A Brazilian artist, Heloísa S. Flores (HFlores), designed a playing card dedicated to Brandon Flowers. I guess the King of Hearts as a choice of a card is a way to show her admiration for him.
Brandon Richard Flowers is an American musician, singer, songwriter and lyricist. He is best known as the frontman of the Las Vegas-based rock band The Killers.
© Heloísa S. Flores (HFlores) 2012
The King of Hearts – Brandon Flowers
Bēhance: Retro Playing Cards by Sarah Stephens
Sarah Stephens is a Canadian artist. She had to design three sets of playing cards as part of a school project. Each set should have its own style: a retro set, a contemporary set and a futuristic set. Here you can see the retro set of Diamonds as the most practical example of her designs.
© Sarah Stephens 2014
Retro Playing Cards: Courts
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 