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Agreed, too much white space on the courts for me to take a stab at these.Decknowledgy wrote: That tuck box has too much of a Tom's Town vibe... the faces would need more to be tempting
First thought that came to mind: Kevin Cantrell is suffering from a major case of writer's block.Decknowledgy wrote: That tuck box has too much of a Tom's Town vibe... the faces would need more to be tempting
Meh - I don't really buy that claim that "figures needed to be airy" and "any more background would have been too much and would have taken the attention away from the figures". As someone that is an hour outside of New Orleans, LA where "Guns, Jazz and Whiskey" is a required past-time, there is nothing airy about those subjects. The court singers should be on a stage with a 3-piece band - the drinkers should be at a bar...the coppers should be walking down Bourbon Street. I don't feel any connection to the court members. They are lifeless.Dolape wrote:WHITE SPACE: I cannot disagree here either. Here the designer took a quite strong stance when I brought the issue up (you can see in the Custom Deck Drafting Board section the topic). She thinks that figures needed to be airy, because that was the style back then, and any more background would have been too much and would have taken the attention away from the figures.
I see your point - however, the scene is set in NYC, and the big theme around which the deck revolves is Art Deco. You probably know the Great Gatsby, the feel we wanted to go for is that one. What you see is full figures, overdressed, emancipated. The 20s (I'm talking for the upper class here) where possibly the first time in which people were able to be unique, and in which their uniqueness was more important than what society dictated (take flappers as an example)kem-collector wrote:Meh - I don't really buy that claim that "figures needed to be airy" and "any more background would have been too much and would have taken the attention away from the figures". As someone that is an hour outside of New Orleans, LA where "Guns, Jazz and Whiskey" is a required past-time, there is nothing airy about those subjects. The court singers should be on a stage with a 3-piece band - the drinkers should be at a bar...the coppers should be walking down Bourbon Street. I don't feel any connection to the court members. They are lifeless.Dolape wrote:WHITE SPACE: I cannot disagree here either. Here the designer took a quite strong stance when I brought the issue up (you can see in the Custom Deck Drafting Board section the topic). She thinks that figures needed to be airy, because that was the style back then, and any more background would have been too much and would have taken the attention away from the figures.
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Thanks! That was a frequent feedback here on the forum and elsewhere. We actually also reworked the other background deck, both by making the golden background bigger and by cutting out a slice of the court cards, I think the result is better!EvilDuncan wrote: ↑Mon Nov 16, 2020 11:44 am The backgrounds on the spade courts are definitely an improvement. Much better than having them standing in a void.
Thanks for posting the new campaign! Could I kindly ask a mod to fix the first post?
Yes, I received the notification about an hour ago (plus 25 other Kickstarter mails).
I knew there was something off, I KNEW it. Holy cow man, I was literally feeling like a madman. Thanks for letting me know I'm not (yet)
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