STRIPE features a simplistic design with substance - taking full advantage of the playing card back. The subtle interplay between stripes and illusory circles allows for constant interpretation, and is what continues to keep the STRIPE deck fresh and new. Thicker borders have always been a preference of ours. A clear visual division between every packet makes the movements more distinct - and movement is what cardistry is all about. We chose to make STRIPE resemble a deck of standard poker playing cards. We see cardistry as the ability to push an everyday object to its creative and visual limits, so maintaining the relatability is important to us. We've always dreamt about reflecting our passion for cardistry through a unique deck of playing cards - and this is what STRIPE is.

A NOTE FROM DANIEL MADISON: Purple and Limited-Edition Orange will be the last two decks ever created in the Madison Logo Series. When faced with the challenge of making a new Madison deck I wanted to dare to be different and do something that would take everybody by surprise. Minimalistic and monochrome are two words that have become synonymous with my image and style and I wanted to change that with the Madison Hustlers; I wanted to take a risk and create something very much on the outside of my comfort zone. I chose two colors that had never been used before on playing cards; a purple that’s approaching pink and an orange as bright as I could find - two colors perfect for summertime madness. Heavily inspired by the casinos of the 50’s and 60’s, I wanted to create something that wouldn’t look out of place in the original Ocean’s 11 film. In line with the previous Madison decks, the design revolves around the M logo, which although appears four times in the design, you never see a complete logo

Limited edition of Madison Hustlers Series. Available only in Madison Selected box set

A NOTE FROM DANIEL MADISON: Purple and Limited-Edition Orange will be the last two decks ever created in the Madison Logo Series. When faced with the challenge of making a new Madison deck I wanted to dare to be different and do something that would take everybody by surprise. Minimalistic and monochrome are two words that have become synonymous with my image and style and I wanted to change that with the Madison Hustlers; I wanted to take a risk and create something very much on the outside of my comfort zone. I chose two colors that had never been used before on playing cards; a purple that’s approaching pink and an orange as bright as I could find - two colors perfect for summertime madness. Heavily inspired by the casinos of the 50’s and 60’s, I wanted to create something that wouldn’t look out of place in the original Ocean’s 11 film. In line with the previous Madison decks, the design revolves around the M logo, which although appears four times in the design, you never see a complete logo

Virtuoso is a cardistry deck from The Virts based in Singapore.  This group then went on to create 4 decks in the series as of 2019.

The first deck crafted from scratch for cardistry.

Indiegogo 2013 project by Zach Mueller.

In collaboration with legendary Swedish magician Lennart Green comes a brand new edition of the Heath Back Playing Cards featuring a green back design. 52 playing cards, 2 jokers. Printed at USPCC on high quality crushed stock.

The last time a Virtuoso deck featured a design like this was 8 years ago — we’re finally bringing back something our customers have long requested for. A celebration of the past fused with their vision of Cardistry’s future, the Virtuoso Moments visually accentuates the art in ways both nostalgic and new. It all begins with the brand new PRISM back design - an Adaptive Aesthetics innovation inspired by the way a prism splits light into a spectrum of colour. PRISM draws from the most iconic elements of past Virtuoso decks and seamlessly melds them into a single futuristic design. It then transforms the flat surface of each card into a three dimensional array - giving your Cardistry visual depth never before seen in a deck of cards. OC II deck features black border with green, white, and pastel pink triangles - the central circle is white.

Kickstarter 2014 project by Zach Mueller.

Like the decks before it, GS4 uses the principles of layout and typography to display card values, rather than conventional pips and court card illustrations. Inspired by the Swiss Design movement, these decks a distinctive in their differences, and are guaranteed to stand out in your collection. Typography can be more than just typing out words - every letter spacing, font selection and shape can affect the emotion and execution of the design, alter how it can be viewed - it's something I take pride in experimenting with. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lukewadey/grid-series-four-typographic-playing-cards/descriptionScanned by macstrat: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/1583-grid_series_four