The King of Spades by cozypillowx.
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See other playing card projects in the category “Playing Card Art” (Category: “Playing Card Art”).
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The producer of the Ritual deck (Elite Playing Cards) that was successfully funded on Kickstarter in October 2012 (and printed) decided to produce a new deck of playing cards – The Bicycle® Divine.
Almost all Theory11’s playing cards (all printed by USPCC) have standard court and number cards with only custom The Aces of Spades, Jokers, back designs of playing cards and tuck cases. But tuck cases are really nice:
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Ordinary Edition (unlimited edition).
“The playing cards designed by Hatch, an industry leading design firm in San Francisco, California that produces illustrations for Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Starbucks, and Target.
The box is printed on imported paper 40% thicker than normal tuck cases – and has metallic accents on SIX sides. The art is embossed in 20 locations and coated with a matte varnish to enhance durability.
“This playing cards designed by Homer Liwag for Theory11.
The box is made of paper 25% thicker than the Sentinels tuck case, and they are coated with a durable varnish. These cards protect themselves.
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 