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PLAYING ARTS EDITION THREE
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From 2 of clover to the ace of spades, each card of this game was designed individually by one of the 55 international artists selected in its distinct style and technique.
3rd Edition
Enjoy the original and colorful illustrations of 55 of the biggest international illustrators today, all in the palm of your hand!
Size: Poker, 88.9 mm × 63.5 mm
Inside: 52 playing cards + 3 jokers + info card
Material: Bicycle® paper with air cushion finish
"I chose this card at random. However, after some research, I discovered that according to the readings of tarot cards, people who have the 3 of clover as a birth card are apparently shiny, magnetic people And very undecided.
- David McLeod/3 of Clover
"The idea is to mislead the spectator by making him see a regular number, but at the second glance, you notice an attractive woman who looks at the person. Perhaps his look succeeds in attracting the attention of the person and to distract the player in a new dimension. "
- Bram Vanhaeren/5 of heart
"The 8 of tiles represents power and powerful people. It is also known as the map of glory and fortune. I therefore decided to represent it with a powerful animal (and one of my favorites), the 'Bear.
- Pierre Kleinhouse/8 of tiles
"It's very simple, I always liked music, so I try to put the musical theme on all my works. Here, you have a jazz musician, walking and playing music. And the cards S ' Associate in my mind with the night, elegant bars, where you can sit, drink whiskey and listen to jazz music. "
- Karol Banach/9 Clover
"The idea behind the work of art was to try not to illustrate a traditional queen. I wanted to give her a more" natural "connotation, so I tried to draw a crown made of branches and abstract branches . "
- Alessandro Pautasso/Lady of heart
"I wanted it to be a recognizable peak - it was the most important part - this card announces the style of playing cards whole .... Beyond that, I wanted to make it an optical art playing a lot on the perspective. "
- Gmunk/AS de Péche
