This Queen of Clubs was designed by a British artist, Mark Bell (Galvanise The Dog), as an art print. No indices, quasi-tangible body of the queen with a mysterious face. It’s interesting. You can add white border with indices and you’ll get a nice card for some Collective Art Project (CAP) deck of playing cards.
© Mark Bell (Galvanise The Dog)
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This attractive playing card was designed by the Philippine artist, Valerie Jan Villaflor. There are some examples of dualism depicted on playing cards. But I don’t remember any deck with such simple but elegant style applied to courts. Nice.
© Valerie Jan Villaflor 2013
Queen Fox and King Owl Playing Card
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Here are interesting and vivid prints with playing card queens designed by the American artist, Brittney Lee. She created them for the group show titled “Ladies of Animation” (2013, GRworks Gallery in LA). The show was dedicated to artworks of talented women.
© 2013 Brittney Lee
The Queen of Spades
These four artworks are from a solo art show by Iyan de Jesus, Mechanical Romanticism (Makati; November 22, 2013). They are dedicated to four queens from a deck of playing cards and form the “Queens of Cards” Series. All queens were named in accordance with appropriate historical traditions existing for playing cards.
© 2013 Iyan de Jesus
The Queen of Spades – Athena
Athena is the goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and justice, just warfare, mathematics, strength, strategy, the arts, crafts and skill in Greek religion and mythology
Playing cards designed by the American artist Danielle Riley. © 2013 Danielle Riley
The King of Hearts
PLAYING CARDS + ART = COLLECTING 