scans of every card can be seen at

Spades-Gods of Eygpt 

Hearts -Gods of Greece

Clubs- Gods of Norse

Diamonds-Gods of Rome

 

http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Mythology.html

Bharata is India's original name, and the whole deck is an ode to the stories of Kings & Queens I used to listen & read during my childhood, art forms & history. It is one of the most beautiful pieces of work coming in the form of a fully custom illustrated playing card deck.

2nd edition of this deck, this time with indexed design to clear show card value/suit in indicies, also with a blue back. https://deviantmooninc.com/products/royal-mischief-playing-cards

Adhi-Bhautika, or Physical realm can be source of troubles/obstacles coming from external world, such as from wild animals, people, natural calamities etc. Mantra Collection Playing Cards is represented by three decks, dedicated to Shanti Mantras: Adhi-Bhautika, Adhi-Daivika and Adhyaatmika.

Adhi-Daivika, or Divine realm can be source of troubles/obstacles coming from extra-sensory world of spirits, ghosts, deities, demigods/angels etc. Mantra Collection Playing Cards is represented by three decks, dedicated to Shanti Mantras: Adhi-Bhautika, Adhi-Daivika and Adhyaatmika.

Adhyaatmika, or Internal realm is source of troubles/obstacles arising out of one's own body and mind, such as pain, diseases, laziness, absent-mindedness etc. Mantra Collection Playing Cards is represented by three decks, dedicated to Shanti Mantras: Adhi-Bhautika, Adhi-Daivika and Adhyaatmika.

Hand-drawn playing cards by Luke Tomski of Tomski & Polanski, printed by the Czech Hraci Karty (http://mycards.cz) and under the Pernowka Playing Cards brand/mark. Each deck is individually numbered (1-1,000). Bridge sized deck distributed without seal or cellophane. http://tomskipolanski.com/Highland-Fauna-Playing-Cards

Creator behind the scenes video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLVDtkJWMWU

Cryptic Cards is a sciart project paying homage to the amazing cryptic camouflage found in moths. Every card face in this deck of poker size cards has a detailed & intricate design, and each was hand-painted by me, to camouflage imaginary moths onto each card. Decks were litho printed by Cartamundi UK. Each deck includes 52 cards of the four suits, and 4 jokers, making up a 56-card deck, which comes in a custom designed tuck box. Decks are numbered with a special sticker on the cellophane wrapping, just under the tuck flap

Theory 11 recently teamed up with Howler Brothers - an outdoor lifestyle company based in Austin, Texas - and artist Jay Fletcher to produce a limited edition deck of playing cards that exudes elegance and an aura of playful curiosity. The deck includes 52 custom faces; literally every single card features vibrant, colorful, original artwork on every square inch. Geometric illustrations paint a picture of life in the jungle, complete with pineapples, bananas, and tree friends. The card box is fully embossed with words that will inspire you to: “HEED THE CALL.” Made in the USA on FSC-certified paper derived from sustainable forests, using vegetable based inks and starch based laminates. Limited edition - order now before they're gone forever.

Modern and colorful playing cards.

• Printed by WJPC. Made in PRC
• Only 530 decks printed
• Premium quality tuck box with Cold Foil
• Inner box printing
• New “White Diamond” stock
• New improved coating
• Linen finish
• Borderless back design, cardistry style
• Asymmetrical court cards
• 56 poker sized (2.48” x 3.46” or 63mm x 88mm) cards.
• Four Jokers

Created as a pair of decks, Anubis and Osiris, these decks from artist Steve Minty was funded on KickStarter by 2,154 backers who pledged $93,907.  The Anubis deck featured a black tuck and card background, while the Osiris deck used a deep blue tone.  The tucks are with gold foil and embossed with a custom seal, while the cards also have gold foil on the back.  

Created as a pair of decks, Anubis and Osiris, these decks from artist Steve Minty was funded on KickStarter by 2,154 backers who pledged $93,907.  The Anubis deck featured a black tuck and card background, while the Osiris deck used a deep blue tone.  The tucks are with gold foil and embossed with a custom seal, while the cards also have gold foil on the back.  

The Planets is a collection of decks representing the planets in our solar system, starting closest to the sun and moving outwards into the surrounding universe. The third deck of this series is Earth, featuring our version of standard human courts. The tuckboxes are printed by Clove St. Press, producers of gorgeous letterpress printing. The decks will be printed by the United States Playing Card Company (USPC), makers of Bicycle & Bee brand decks and supplier to casinos around the world.

Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://www.flickr.com/photos/167981955@N07/albums/72157674897266957

The Planets is a collection of decks representing the planets in our solar system, starting closest to the sun and moving outwards into the surrounding universe. The third deck of this series is Earth, featuring our version of standard human courts. The tuckboxes are printed by Clove St. Press, producers of gorgeous letterpress printing. The decks will be printed by the United States Playing Card Company (USPC), makers of Bicycle & Bee brand decks and supplier to casinos around the world.

“Art for the Earth” Transformation pack published by Andrew Jones Art for Friends of the Earth, c.1990, featuring fifty-four transformed playing cards by different artists

The Luna Playing Card includes 2 versions: a Classic case Edition (Left) and a Deluxe case Edition (Right). Both editions are highly limited with only 2500 each.

The Helius Sun Playing Card includes 2 versions: a Classic Edition (Left) and a Deluxe Edition (Right). The box for Helius Sun is just as special as Luna Moon, and incorporates some complimentary details. The Maroon Red box is reminiscent of the Sun’s flaming heat. The rigid, hexagon opening represents the Sun’s fierceness. The opening of the box is like sunray beaming towards us on Earth, providing the warmth and freedom that we so desperately after months of freezing cold.

A reproduction of an earlier deck dating from the early- to mid-1800s. Each of the 52 cards has a hidden erotic image revealed when they are held up to a bright light. An accompanying informational booklet written by Erwin Kohlmann, the then-current owner of the original deck, explains the history of erotic translucent cards in Europe and discusses possible sources and influences for the specific images in the deck.