Not motivated enough but fairly certain that a reverse image search would reveal where he acquired them.

I'll leave it to someone more cynical than me to hypothesize about, if indeed these aren't his, whether or not the images have been licensed...

Well, I can confirm that it's not for everyone by observing that it's definitely not for me.

Edit: And I do data analytics for a living so it's not that I'm unable to handle all that advanced mathematics...

Nothing about it really jumps out at me, but somehow taken together it all works.

I'm in.

WHERE WILL THE PROFITS GO I wanted to make this design especially to generate money for charity, or more specifically, a fund that can help everyone in need, which is why I have identified the World Health Organization's, with association with the United Nations, COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund a...

One stretch goal is for $90,000.

So the one thing we do know for sure is that we're dealing with an optimist...

Thanks for posting the courts! ... ... AND I'm out. They look ew, unfortunately. I cringed the moment I saw the courts. Don't get me wrong I'm all in for custom courts... only if they look good, and these don't match with the elegance of the tuck. Too much simplicity for such a pretty tuck. Just Ew...

BaconWise wrote:This one looks great!

I'll be honest, I was hoping the deck would be a licensed Sin City deck, but I'm not complaining. RS has been doing awesome decks lately.

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I actually have a Sin City deck. If there's interest, I can post some pics later this week...

theCapraAegagrus wrote:"My sketch."

Yeah; that is a really odd little inclusion, isn't it?

Was very tempted but... $23 shipping to Canada for a single deck?

Dude.

Not directly relevant, but MPC are in my sh*t book. They've bought or otherwise "acquired" a specific-use email address of mine and started sending me email on it with no way to unsubscribe - built-in unsubscribe feature, no link to follow. The email comes from a "do not reply" a...

A non-standard, or thicker tuck box would cause some problems for carat cases, sleeves, or even some displays that have a set depth. Fully agreed. Having an oddly sized/shaped tuck boxes is a negative. I do have a couple, so it's not an absolute deal-killer, but they're a pain and having a normal t...

Zero chance of me backing this. If I ever end up with some form of insanity fever that causes me to want some, I'm absolutely positive that with 100K+ of these printed, the aftermarket is going to end up with prices well below the KS pledge.

Not a slam dunk for me, but I do like the courts and US$10 is reasonable... but $15 on top of that to ship a single deck to Canada is simple greed.

*No money for you*

We’ll see if it funds and see if the aftermarket has a more reasonable attitude to mail costs.

Bradius wrote:Thanks for asking our opinions. I am for "cards for the people". I would rather have more decks at a lower price point than just a few really expensive.

Agreed here, too.

Rough to be a Boston fan today; their championship drought continues and now stands at 130 days.

Easy decision. In for 2.

For me, file these under

"Not tomorrow and, if we're being honest, not ever"

I made the decision long ago not to include marked decks in my collection.

Along the way, there have been a few that were beautiful enough to severely tempt me to break my rule. (Resisted; still none in the collection)

This, however, is not one of them.

I'll go with Meh -1

hsbc wrote:I'm in for a limited deck Is the 9 of spades supposed to have that one pip at the bottom of the circle out of place...?

I noticed that he's fixed this.

I disagree; I have many oddly shaped decks. Triangular cards are not common, but neither is this the first. Circular is another "standard" non-standard shape. I have a bunch of Michael's stuff and his restoration series was uniformly well-executed and always delivered as promised. I feel t...

Interesting idea, but for a flawless execution there would need to be only five cards with the hole. (Aces and Eights with a Queen kicker; with suits chosen to fit whichever lore you select to believe. (I personally go for the Christy version -- Aces of Diamonds/Clubs, Eights of Spades/Clubs, and Qu...

I agree that it's in my borderline category. I flagged it with a reminder and just got my 48h notice.

There are flaws or at least things I'd change, but at the end of the day the art is solid.

Decided to back it and give what may be a promising new designer a start.

I'm hoping (guessing?) that it's a reference to the Silk Road. If that is the case, I'd go further and guess it's a reference to the old route between east and west rather than a reference to the old dark web. I'm a huge fan of Islamic art, so Lotrek's recent exploration of that space have been doub...

Nicely different; in on this for sure

Beautiful; this is right in my wheelhouse.

I love the backs, and I love the take on the courts. Hits that magic "traditional but different".

I like this a lot.

The courts are a very nice balance of theme-specific art along with a strong unmistakable flavour of traditional courts.

I also agree with the comments on the back. Very nice, but possibly within striking distance of excellent.

PipChick wrote:like you honestly think I don't know it's you - you're pathetic. And now you're out here poisoning another creator's thread with your bs.

Yeah; looking through this new account's posts, it certainly looks to be the same guy. Pathetic is right.

Also, and a minor quibble given the issues discussed, is that full bleed on the face side (other than a single colour all the way round of course) makes it unsuitable for use in an actual game of cards.

JuFiN wrote:I tend to not be a big fan of black cards and that price seems pretty high so I don't know that I will be getting this one.

Get out of my head!

Räpylätassu wrote:I have been wanting for Uusi to do a transformation deck for some time now. I think it would be something that just fits in their style.

I like this idea a lot.

I think you're absolutely correct; their style would lend itself perfectly to a transformation deck.