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Collective Art Project (CAP) Deck: The Poop Deck by Ammo Magazine

Ammo Magazine publishes small books and illustration filled magazines. Inkygoodness operates as a showcase for artists working across illustration, character design and lowbrow art.

One fine day Inkygoodness decided to organize the Beermat Character exhibition. They asked Ammo to share the gallery space for that purpose and Ammo gladly agreed to do that. Ammo wanted to add something original and a little different from their usual output to that joint exhibition. But they also wanted to be connected with their print based roots. The outcome is an illustrated collection of playing cards based on maritime/nautical theme and high quality art prints – The Poop Deck Project. A real deck of playing cards was printed as a part of this project.

The box artwork has been crafted by James Burlinson (aka Burlisaurus). The pirate character featured in the Poop Deck logo was drawn by Bart Aalbers, an Illustrator based in Rotterdam.

pictures of the box are clickable

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Collective Art Project (CAP) Deck: Playing Cards by Net Entertainment

21 May

These playing cards were produced by Net Entertainment (Stockholm, Sweden) and printed by Offason in 2013. Only 1000 pieces were produced as presents for clients of Net Entertainment (NetEnt). All decks were presented and the company doesn’t have them in their possession.

Founded in 1996 by one of Scandinavia’s leading off-line casino operators, Net Entertainment was one of the pioneers in online gambling. The company is a premium supplier of digitally distributed gaming systems used by some of the world’s most successful and prominent online gaming operators. It includes a wide range of high quality games, based on the latest technology and a platform for casino operation and management.

pictures of the tuck case are clickable

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Bēhance: Chicago Playing Cards by the Double Blind Collective

17 May

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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Information for Artists: New CAP Deck by Zeixs [3d Edition]

02 May

As I said in one of my previous posts Zeixs organizes artists from different parts of the world for creating a deck of playing cards as a collective art project (CAP). Artists submit their artworks to Zeixs and Zeixs selects final artworks among them for their deck.

Zeixs is working on their third deck of playing cards now (read about their second deck). And they are interested in collaboration with artists. You can contact them.

Good luck, provide them with regards from this blog.