Unique steampunk artwork can be found throughout this deck. The court cards and pips are all custom drawn to highlight the gears and steam of the Victorian Era. The original campaign, funded in Kickstarter, was launched and funded in 2015 by the artist Nathanael Mortensen (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1657065264/steampunk-beginnings). Nevertheless, the creator couldn't fulfill his promises and Albino Dragon rescued the designs and was able to print the deck in 2017 (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1460165270/albino-dragon-playing-cards-0).

Tinker Deck is a set of fully customized playing cards, inspired by steampunk designs and old machinery. The cards are full-bleed, full color art, designed and polished from the ground up. The court/face cards are steampunk-flavored stylized portraits of important historical figures of the Industrial Revolution era, or those who have served as similar inspiration, like Rube Goldberg and Ada Lovelace.

From 2013 kickstarter campaign, when they printed Deco, USPCC delivered the decks but failed to catch a major production issue. Each deck had major scratches and scuffs on the sides wearing off the ink almost completed they looked through all 5000 decks by hand and in the end were only able to keep 60 match pairs of this first printing all of the rest of the decks were returned to USPCC and destroyed. There are only 60 matched pairs of the Deco 1st printing in existence the first 30 pairs were sold to kickstarter backers in a special offer. These decks differ from the final version by featuring different side panels with the metallic ink pattern on the sides, smaller pips on the back, embossed reveal's and a much more subtle pattern on the bronze deck.