The Five of Clubs designed by Caro Poncedeleón. [© Caro Poncedeleón]
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See other playing card projects in the category “Playing Card Art” (Category: “Playing Card Art”).
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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
Several playing cards designed by Chile artist Benjamin Kloss (bikey5). [© Benjamin Kloss (bikey5)]
The Seven of Clubs
Fifties sex symbols are paired with print ephemera of that time by Vanessa Peterman to create a collectors edition of playing cards (only a project) in celebration of over sixty-five years of entertainment from The Golden Nugget Casino and Resort in Las Vegas.
Fantasy Playing Cards (project) designed by nelutuinfo. 52 Playing cards + 2 jokers + back design (4 versions).
© 2013 nelutuinfo
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 