The Notorious gambling frog is a standard deck with redesigned standard court cards. It is designed to look classic with a touch of art nouveau style on the back design. The deck features high readability with its 4-corner-index, which is great for playing card games and for card tricks. This special variant has been created for Rare Playing Cards 7th anniversary.

• 56 cards poker size
• Redesigned Standard Court Cards
• Back design with golden foil
• Classic look / Standard faces
• Indices on the 4 corners
• 3 Frogs as 3 Jokers
• gaff card: 17 of diamonds
• Tuckbox with 2 foils, central cutout, inner foil with a short tale, seal.
• inner foil with a short tale of the frog and the scorpion
• Wrapped in Cellophane

Solitaire17 LTD700 Red deck was released as part of Stockholm's 2023 Patron awards. This deck was based off of two name brand decks he designed for his Solitaire17 game app released for Android & Apple phones.

The paper for these decks is a little different as Lorenzo wanted to test it for a real deck. It is white core art paper with the playing card texture, and the same butter finish as the other ones. Usually he orders the German Black Core paper with butter finish (Quartermaster, 17th kingdom, and others). As replica of the Solitaire17 app decks they turned out great and the foil application is very defined.

Solitaire17 LTD700 Blue deck was released as part of Stockholm's 2023 Patron awards. This deck was based off of two name brand decks he designed for his Solitaire17 game app released for Android & Apple phones.

The paper for these decks is a little different as Lorenzo wanted to test it for a real deck. It is white core art paper with the playing card texture, and the same butter finish as the other ones. Usually he orders the German Black Core paper with butter finish (Quartermaster, 17th kingdom, and others). As replica of the Solitaire17 app decks they turned out great and the foil application is very defined.

Madame LaVeau LTD700 the Soothsayer, released as part of Stockholm's 2023 Patron Awards.

I had in mind a new odd fellow and finally I found some inspiration and started to sketch some odd court cards based on a concept.

The way I am distributing characteristics of the characters is displayed in the black table. Long story short: I picked the number of court cards (12) and I am matching them with the 12 houses of the zodiac, the 12 months, and 12 major arcana associated to that month (like my Keymaster Tarot Calendar). Suits are associated to seasons, and this will affect the color palette difference between red and black cards.

Who is Madame Laveau? find Marie Laveau on wikipedia. I did not take everything from the original character, just the last name and the mystic aspect.