2000Pips Transformation Pack
4 Seasons Playing Cards
PETER WOOD is a UK based artist.
A deck of cards to raise awareness of the Irish Hospice Foundation.
William H. Barribal (1873 - 1956) was a London artist who created the Waddingtons 'Barribal' playing cards series, which are avidly collected today.
The Car Game with artwork by Barry Rowe, published by Pepys, c.1960.
This “Jeu de Familles” from the 1960s designed by Jean Bachès promotes Chambord glassware.
Cheery Families card game designed by Richard Doyle and printed by De La Rue & Co., Ltd, c.1893
“Cosmopolitan” № 2121 playing cards designed by Russian artist Valeri Mishin, 1996
Delta playing cards are a modern art concept deck invented by Professor M. R. Ali, an artist operating under the company name of “Artology International”.
The English Playing Card Society's 10th Anniversary Transformation Playing Cards designed and produced by Karl Gerich, 1993
A series of four decks designed by John Littleboy. The pip cards in each deck have been transformed from the standard positions into a sequence of images which tell a story.
Peter Wood’s “Jest Jokers” comprising 54 different Joker designs made into a full pack of cards
The Krienser Fasnachts-Jass deck was designed and published by Léon Schnyder from Kriens for the 1988 Fasnacht Carnival
“Little Demons” playing cards illustrated by Wayne Anderson, c.1970
Florencio de los Ángeles Molina Campos (1891-1959) produced the artwork for his series of Gaucho playing cards from 1944 to 1958.
A collective of artists known as Monster Illustration produced a deck entitled “Monsters” in 2004
‘Naipe Criollo Caraí Pujol’ with Gaucho designs by Julio F. Parada Seifert capturing the spirit of Argentine country life, 2005.
Pack of Dogs. Every card tells a story...
Karl Gerich's “Patience Indien No.16”, published in 1991, is adapted from Grimaud's “Whist Indienne” (c.1900). The double-ended courts are dressed in Arab garb.
The combination of shapes and colours in these playing cards creates a vibrant and eye-catching surreal effect.
The Teddy Bear pack of playing cards created by Peter Wood, 1994
The London College of Printing '52 Club' Designers and Artists playing cards, 1984
A deck of cards produced as a creative collaboration and made possible largely through volunteers and sponsorship of various kinds.
“Under the Sea” transformation playing cards, published in 2005 to raise money for the Marine Stewardship Council, an environmental charity which promotes sustainable fishing practices
