ICON Playing Cards designed by Benji Taylor, young cardist living in UK. Kickstarter 2014 project. The deck consists of a custom back, box, ace, jokers, secret card, blank card, no seal and standard faces. The deck printed by the US Playing Card Company on crisp Bicycle stock with a linen finish.

Smoke & Mirrors Originally released in 2007 Anyone Re-reprint 2019

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. 

Innocence Playing Cards is the third USPCC deck release from the lead graphic designer of the Orbit Deck, Daniel Schneider. Extremely detailed dot drawings, in combination with familiar looking face cards, astonish without giving you the feel of an overloaded deck of cards. A very close friend of Daniel drew the woman you see on the back design more as a sketch. She showed it to him and he loved it. A picture is worth a thousand words and this is the best example of it. Daniel couldn't resist. He had to design a deck around it. Even though the face cards of this deck look like standard USPCC courts, the pips are slightly different. The court cards have reduced colors in black, grey, and red to match to the rest of the design. One of the two Jokers reveals an Ace of Hearts. Perfect for your magic routine. Also included is an 8 of Spades duplicate with a gold metallic inked back.

The deck is limited to 1000 bridges and 112 decks, due to internal inspection procedures at USPCC, do not have numbered closing seals. ironically, this makes unsealed decks even more unique!

The Black Roses are blooming again for the second time in a very grounded green color. Designed in Germany by the lead graphic designer of the Orbit Deck Daniel Schneider. The 2nd Edition Black Roses Playing Cards features a minimal floral design inspired by classic playing card composition. Unlike the first edition, Daniel added some magicians on the courts whom you might find familiar. Something special, because the Black Roses probably wouldn't exist without some of these people. The name of the deck and the color might be a little bit confusing at the first glance. This edition of Black Roses has a green back. You'll see why these cards are still called Black Roses when you see the Jokers.

1st Playing Cards are the first of its kind. "1st" representing Chris Ramsay's very first solo venture in to the playing card industry but also representing the "first" comments on various platforms This deck will come in stack and comes complete with a custom design, re-coloring of face cards using metallic ink and custom jokers. You will also receive one blank card as well as a duplicate. The foil "1st" running right to the edges is something brand new which has never been done in the history of USPCC, and offers a beautiful result when fanning or spreading the deck. Together , these elements create a subtle yet strikingly bold and attractive design.