Typographic Playing Cards designed by Haley Walker (a project). For my Typography class she had to create a deck of playing cards by using one typeface. She was assigned Parma Petit. Everything you see on the cards is either a number or a letter from the typeface Parma Petit, including the suits.
Carnival Deck was produced by Lo Scarabeo (Italy) and printed by Modiano (Italy) in 2006. Bridge size.
Playing cards are designed by Severino Baraldi. The deck is based on the Carnival of Venice theme. The Carnival of Venice is an annual festival which is held in Venice (Italy).
Kings (on Fine Art America) designed by Arturas Slapsys.
The King of Spades + The King of Hearts
Playing card project by Poonam Saini. On Janmashtami ( Lord Krishna’s Birthday) Hindu females in the family get together and play cards to pass the time during the fasting. Poonam Saini decided to create a deck of cards based on Lord Krishna’s and significant characters in his life. Lord Krishna is the king, Radha is the queen, Gomatha is the jack and the evil serpent kaliya is the joker.
The designs are a working progress, he wants to develop the rest of the deck and maybe change the colour scheme and eventually get them printed with a box design.
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
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 