To celebrate the warm and sunny summer, we are launching a very limited deck of Butterfly Playing Cards. Of the 1000 Summer Edition decks printed, 900 will be available to those lucky enough to be here on the first day of summer: June 21, 2021. The Butterfly Playing Cards Summer Edition is suitable for players, cardists, magicians, and playing card collectors. The deck echoes the beautiful color palette of summer and includes custom court cards, aces, and jokers as well as a blank face card and a double backer. These cards are not marked in any way. The Butterfly Playing Cards Summer Edition was produced by Ondrej Psenicka, designed in Sweden by Stefan Eriksson, colored in the Czech Republic by Tereza Kovandová, and printed by Cartamundi on Slimline stock with a B9 linen finish.

The last of the Butterfly Seasons playing card series, culminating in this, the "Deck Zero." This deck is featured as a part of the Collector's Set which included the other four Seasons decks (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) and stored in a custom Carat Case Creations engraved acrylic case. In addition to the set, the deck was also sold singly and signed as part of the release. Two hundred (200) decks are being released as part of this event, with 800 more having been printed to be used by Ondrej as promotional and private reserve decks.

Japanese magician Kenji Akahoshi made the first ever Japan crowdfunding deck: Pan-sama. The deck base on his pet: Bread the rabbit (Bread in Japan is Pan), so here is the Pan-sama deck. Limited 144 printed, the deck will never been sold outside, the only way to get from the creator is via crowdfunding web in limited time. Custom face of numbers cards and Jokers

The first edition was funded on Kickstarter in March of 2015. This was my very first Kickstarter campaign ever. Although I planned out the process very strategically, experience would still prove to be the best teacher. It is now 2016 and its time for the Second Edition. The Blue Orbits have a very deep blue, almost like Lake Tahoe blue. I love how they felt and how they looked. The Blue Orbits have thick borders which I have always loved because I love the retro feel. I received many messages about the deck, some loved the borders, other's preferred slimmer.  Which brings us to... The Orbit Deck: Second Edition. With every Yin there must be a Yang. Heads and tails. North/South. Hot/Cold. This whole time, the Blue Orbits have been missing it's brother. The Blood Red Orbits feel bold and deliver a mysterious vibe all while looking sharp and iconic like it's older sibling. A few things have changed, a few things have remained the same. I have never liked the idea of simply changing the color and nothing else. I think small things should be updated as the Orbit line gets older. After the Reds I will start making bigger changes to the back design. Which means these will probably be the last Orbits to look like this. The future will bring updated colors and updated back designs while keeping the same essence as the original Blue and Red Orbits. 

Based on vintage Las Vegas casino playing cards, Cherry Casino Playing Cards pay homage to the classics of Sin City. Like Jerry’s Nuggets or Wynns, the Cherries back design is a simple, symmetrical back, perfect for card games and magic performances alike. With an idea conceived by Sam Devins and illustrated by Franky Morales

Thermo Solid is the second iteration of the Solid series by LotusinHand. This deck features a full solid back made out of thermochromic ink. The technology of thermochromic ink allows the back color to change color from black to chameleon green if heat is applied. The red standard color for the pips and indices of red cards have been changed to chameleon green. The courts main picture is muted to grey. There are two extra cards: one features a joker showing a chameleon in thermo ink, and an ad card showing "GET GOOD" in thermo ink with an instruction of keeping the thermo ink last long on the back.

The #00 deck by Lotusinhand was available by invitation only and is thought to be fairly rare.

Edition of 1327. Printed in Taiwan by Dex Playing Card Co.

This deck was exclusively created to accompany If an Octopus Could Palm, Dan & Dave’s first book on palming techniques. A limited run, the decks have never been sold separately. The artwork for these cards is a faithful rendering of the book’s cover, which was created by Juan Luis Buñuel. The deck comes with an Ad card, a gaff card, and two custom Jokers.

Little known fact - Hi My Name Is Mark is a deck by Mark from the band Blink 182.

Funded as a Kickstarter project on July 2, 2015 with $44,147 pledged from 784 backers, this was a set of three decks (Illumina, Oscura & Suprema). Designed by Giovanni Meroni through Thirdway Industries, this deck was inspired by ancient symbology and traditional playing cards, drawn with the Thirdway Industries sharp and modern style.

Features:

• 100% Illustrated courts, aces and jokers
• Custom pips
• Classic intricate & clean design with perfect symmetry
• Red foil on black tuck
• Metallic inks on cards
• Based on classic playing cards
• Beautiful queens
• Foiled tuck box
• Printed by EPCC
• Very limited print run

Database entries for other decks in the series:

• Oscura
• Illumina
• Suprema without seal
• Oscura Prototype
• Illumina Prototype
• Suprema Prototype

Funded as a Kickstarter project on December 1, 2014 with $11,686 pledged from 346 backers, this was a 2 deck project consisting of the standard Delirium (Prism) deck and a Signature Edition, plus uncut format.  Designed by Giovanni Meroni through his Thirdway Industries, this deck features a fun cartoonish look of with intricate and modern style, strongly inspired by the classic french playing cards, but with crazy twists.  The deck was printed by Expert Playing Card Co. using their Master Finish.

This PCDB Entry is for the Delirium Signature Edition comes with a new, customized white tuck box and an artist signature (60 printed, 50 made available for sale).

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thirdwayind/delirium-playing-cards