Playing Cards
Playing card art. These are based on the standard 54 card pack (including 2 jokers)
AVAILABLE DECKS
PLANAREKARTEN
Inspired
by the Viennese Planar Art style of husband and wife graphic artists Kolo and
Ditha Moser, as well as their other colleagues in the Wiener Werkstätte. The
deck features playing card forms rendered in blocked linear areas, with curves
rarely present. Available at my ETSY STORE.
The designs for this deck were an offshoot of the drawing process for the Tarot Huramentado, with quirky figures an fun and light patterns. The deck features really tall cards inspired by ancient East Asian playing cards.
This is an old, old series. I created the original designs when I was still new to digital art and was experimenting a lot with colouring styles and techniques. I've postponed revamping this deck a number of times for various reasons - I couldn't really find a good playing card printer and logistics back then were such a hassle (but now there's The Game Crafter!), I wasn't too confident with my drawing skills especially in executing figures for such a decadent looking deck (I am more confident with my drawing skills now). I'm planning on resuming creating this project maybe within the next two years.
I have always wanted to do a Filipiniana playing card deck. Barrio is the Filipino term for village, from Spanish. It's a term that's more in use nowadays, supplanting barrio. The deck's figures features Filipino costuming as well as lace-inspired art. I have finished the line art of the deck but every attempt at colouring it in in the past left me dissatisfied (I didn't like the end results). I hope to finally publish this deck within the year.
