The Queen of Clubs designed by Justin Mezzell – a reinterpretation of the Queen of Clubs using all hard geometry in 45 degree increments and ellipses.
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See other playing card projects in the category “Playing Card Art” (Category: “Playing Card Art”).
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Marco Recuero is a graphic designer and illustrator of northern Spain. He created these nice unusual playing card queens in some kind of modern Pin-up style. I have to say that these Pin-Up playing card artworks involves also some notes of typography.
© Marco Recuero
The Queen of Spades
These are several playing cards designed by a Polish artist, Bogusz Jaśniak (vyzart). Black & White artworks.
© Bogusz Jaśniak
The King of Spades
Playing card art by blue-fusion (Ly Marquez de Narciso) on DeviantART.
Aces
The “Kwadro Kwin” by Otto Bjornik. These are 4 queen sisters named Qortni, Quilla, Qiana, and Quarta. Bjornik plans on releasing a 3” Kwadro Kwin set sometime in January 2013.
It has been written that ‘War is the trade of kings.’ But we all know that behind every great king, there lies an even more powerful queen. This is the story of four sisters who were each destined for royalty. They were the beautiful daughters of a wealthy nobleman who lived in the Center Valley. They spent their days playing spirited rounds of mahjong and betting against each other in lively, trash-talk-laden games of marbles.
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