These playing cards are unusual and even unique. I classified them as “typographic” but it is a conditional classification. As a rule typographic playing cards mean playing cards with pictures on them composed of letters and numbers of a specific font (Arial, Verdana, Times New Roman, etc.). These playing cards are not concentrated on letters and a specific font. They are focused on mathematics and numbers.
Four Children in Playing Cards by Ndruds. [© Ndruds]
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See other playing card projects in the category “Playing Card Art” (Category: “Playing Card Art”).
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These playing cards were designed by SEIZER ONE DESIGNS. A classic approach with a fain note of death.
© SEIZER ONE DESIGNS
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Playing card artworks created by Audrey Kawasaki. These are a nice imitation of woodprints executed as playing cards.
© Audrey Kawasaki
Joker
Didot Typographic playing cards designed by Christina Schmanske. This is a project but Christina can print them on regular cardstock (and cut them out by herself) and sell if you are interested in the deck.
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 