Social Network Playing Cards

Published February 16, 2015 Updated November 24, 2023

Gwénolé Jaffrédou has designed a selection of social networking playing cards; featuring websites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

2015 FranceSocial MediaGwénolé Jaffrédou

Gwénolé Jaffrédou, a freelance graphic designer from France, has designed a selection of social networking playing cards; featuring websites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

Although the cards are non-standard and don't make a complete pack, they are an original and fun concept based around the theme of playing cards.

You can find more of Gwénolé's graphic design work on his Dribbble portfolio.

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