This deck features photos of modern aircraft from many countries on all of the cards.

Scans of each card can be seen at www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Innovation.html

Scans of each card can be seen at www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Inferno.html

Dante Alighieri is the most prominent Italian poet and "La Divina Commedia" (the Divine Comedy) is his masterpiece, representing his vision of afterlife, divided in three reigns: Inferno (hell), Purgatorio (purgatory) and Paradiso (heaven). “La Divina Commedia” also marks the beginning of the Italian language, used in an important piece of literature, replacing the official Latin language. The court cards and the aces represent characters that Dante and Virgilio (the Jokers in Inferno - Dite), his guide, meet during the journey, until they find Lucifer (the Joker in Inferno - Cocito).

The red cards show sinner who are damned for passion-related sins, while the black cards portray sinners who used their intelligence to betray and deceive (Dante places the latter much deeper in hell).

Here you can find a list of all the characters: Dante, Virgilio, Paolo e F

rancesca, Ulisse e Diomede, Cerbero, Erinni, Minosse, Semiramide, Minotauro, Malacoda, Taide, Conte Ugolino, Pluto, Cleopatra, Gerione, Arpie, Giasone.

The INDIANA Euchre Deck includes two full Euchre Decks inside one Tuck Box (Red / White and Black / Gold).

The Back Cards feature my take on the Indiana State Flag design. Each Red / White and Black / Gold set of Face Cards includes the full suits of nines, tens, Jacks, Queens, Kings and Aces (2-8 and Jokers are not needed in most Euchre games). The semi-custom Courts incorporate colors from the Back Cards, and a subtle interior border element. They are extremely functional and provide the highest level of playability.

Also included are two Rules Cards and four custom Score Cards. You just need a dime as your points marker. No need for boring fives as makeshift Score Cards in the INDIANA Euchre Deck!

The Tuck Box features a ripped Black VS. Red design that’s printed in 4-Color Process.

The ancient Greeks had a great variety of myths relating to the history of the world. Although they all shared a language and a culture, each village, each tribe had its own beliefs, its own version of the Creation story and its own gods who were responsible for cosmic order. Hesiod's Theogony (8th-7th century BC) was the first attempt to synthesize these traditions, which probably dated back to the Assyrian and Babylonian civilizations.

In recounting the stages in the emergence of the gods from primordial chaos, Theogony offered an answer to the eternal questions of cosmogony: who created the world; what were the basic materials from which it was made; which came first, the gods, the stars or the elements? Not only did Theogony have a strong influence on Greek thought, it also anticipated in some ways today's theories of the origin of the world, particularly the idea of primordial chaos.

Primordial playing cards by Costa Pantazis and designed by Charles Adi (Blackout Brother) are based on this idea. The primordial deities are the first gods and goddesses born from the void of Chaos who formed the very fabric of the universe, were known as the Protogenoi (protos meaning "first," and genos "born").

A limited edition 1,500 print deck production run, Primordial Playing Cards (Chaos Deck) will feature hand-crafted detailed artwork, red metallic inks and foil embossed tuck-boxes. Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/200-primordial_red

Good day! I am Paul, the artist behind the Water Margin playing cards. I've looked through quite a few Asian or Chinese-themed playing cards and don't feel like I've found any with themes that are top-notch. This inspired me to work on this project - I am a Chinese history buff and I admire the classic Japanese art genre of Ukiyo-e, so I thought it is perfect to work on a follow-up to my previous successful project "Battle of Muscles".

I chose one of the four great Chinese classical novels, "Water Margin", also known as "Outlaws of the Marsh", as the main theme. You may have seen it as "Suikoden" in Japanese. The novel is about a band of outlaws rebelling against the corrupted government during the Song Dynasty.

Out of the 108 heroes in the novel, I chose 14 that readers are most familiar with due to their amazing stories. I borrowed some influence from Ukiyo-e where the Water Margin theme was popular. Not to mention early Chinese playing cards actually used the theme (see above image). I also incorporated a little taste of my sense of humor into the project as well. I hope to embellish the deck of playing cards with a little more "Chinese-ness".

Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/71-the_water_margin

Bones Playing Cards is the first of Brain Vessel’s Artist Series Playing Cards which aims to bring artists visions to the playing card medium. Bones represents the artwork of Jason Kreiger the illustrator of Brain Vessel’s Seven Seas Playing Card Campaign and Seven Seas Master Collection.

With tones of nature and mysticism, "Bones" is an exploration into the underlying structure of all living things. Jason explores a variety of different mediums and styles from traditional pen and ink, stippling, ink brushwork, charcoal, and digital line work while adhering to a unifying black, white, and grey approach.

Full deck scan by macstrat @ https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/402-bones_rebirth

Surf's up! Soak up the surf and sun with these Malibu V2 Playing Cards!

This new deck will help you relax in style with diffuse and colorful backs that emphasize sun or surf, depending on how you fan them. The card faces feature custom Ace of Spades and Jokers, and the cards themselves are sealed with a custom deck seal.

Printed by USPCC on crushed stock and limited to 5500 decks.