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Summer’s Travel Playing Cards by Atipus
Atipus (Barcelona) is the Spanish design studio founded in 1998. Since then they have been working across a variety of media and fields, ranging from brand identity to packaging or web services. 5ZAR8BHKW2B4
The studio created special playing cards in 2010. In order to celebrate summer vacations and as a gift for their clients and collaborators, they illustrated a poker pack of 52 cards (inspired by the 50’s). This card game is within a series of traditional games (Unplugged collection) that the studio delivers since 2009 to enliven the Augusts’ vacations without relying on technology and electricity.
Illustrators: Guadalupe González, Javier Suárez and Gerard Oró.
This Blog about This Blog: 50,000 Times Interesting for People
I want to say several words about new modest achievement of this blog. It did not take too long after the first month on WordPress to gain people’s attention 10,000 times. And due to that I was pleased to see that my blog was really interesting for people. The third month on WordPress did not disappoint me as well – so many readers from so many places around the globe. It is so interesting. And now I can inform you that more than 50,000 times this blog was interesting for people. Not so bad result for the 4,5 months of its existence.
Main aims of this blog were described some time ago. I am glad that I was able (in different ways) to realize some of them. And I hope I will be able to continue with this.
As always this blog has been found interesting by new people from new places around the world since its third month on WordPress. It is so pleasant to see new readers from new countries (Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Cameroon, China, Côte d’Ivoire, Dominican Republic, Estonia, French Polynesia, Gibraltar, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Jamaica, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Malawi, Slovenia, Uganda). At the same time the activity of the readers from different places varies. So I decided to share my Top 15 (according to the internal statistics of WordPress) with you. Maybe it will be interesting for you to find out that you are not the only one in your country who reads this blog.
Top 15
(based on the activity of the readers at this moment):
Dear readers, enjoy posts on this blog and do not forget about the system of special categories which has to help you to find interesting information on this blog as well as about “USEFUL INFORMATION” page (including its subpages). Thank you for your interest. I respect it. So I will go on with interesting information on the pages of this blog.
I hope you will actively share this blog on social networks, will comment posts on it or at least will rate playing card projects mentioned in them.
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Thank you. I whish you happy moments of life.
DeviantART: Duke’s Place Playing Cards by Volkan Nergiz
Duke’s Place playing cards (a project) designed by Volkan Nergiz (walkieduke). Look how the Turkish artist combined symbols and medieval characters in these playing cards.
The Ace of Spades (Audaces fortuna juvat [Latin] – Fortune favors the brave)
Bēhance: Aquatic Playing Cards by Nicole Avena
Aquatic playing cards designed by Nicole Avena – the designer from Florida (United States). This card deck exhibits a mixed abstraction of both realism and collage. While the back of the deck is intended to encourage an ocean, the photographic element of the torn pieces, range from dark to light, from sea bottom to surface. The illustration is then broken up by undulating white lines, acting as the white crest of ocean waves.
She broke the suites up into 4 phylum of sea creatures: Mollusca, Chordates, Cnidarian, and Arthropods. The symbols of the coral, clam barnacle, and puffer fish denote the most basic creatures of each phylum. As the incremental value of the face cards increase, so does the threatening nature of each creature in that phylum.
© 2013 Nicole Avena
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 