Leo Scherfig aka Moon Playing Cards -- Old School, Groovy, Good Grief, Sixtyfivers ("Moon 65")
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Re: Old School by Leo Scherfig aka Moon Playing Cards
I'd say for decks that don't have too much feedback/comments it's fitting to have one thread for multiple decks (aka this thread). With large campaigns and decks that get a lot of feedback/comments (e.g. TGW projects) it's good to keep one thread per deck.
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Re: Old School by Leo Scherfig aka Moon Playing Cards
Just noticed this thread and now I’m sore I missed the Good Grief deck
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Re: Leo Scherfig aka Moon Playing Cards -- Old School, Groovy, Good Grief, Sixtyfivers ("Moon 65")
For Moon 65, there were two versions available publicly and were x/30 prototypes. They are numbered prototype #2 for the red backs, and prototype #3 for the blue backs. But what about prototype #1? Well, that was the initial test run not meant for public release. These were x/10 and Leo ended up changing the front entirely, after not being happy with what he had initially created. Here, you can see all 3 versions with detailed comparisons.
Prototype #1, #2, #3 in that order. The tuck stock is matte on the first version, while 2 and 3 have a glossier tuck. The aces were changed between #1 and #2/3, and indices were expanded to cover all four corners. Notice shading was also added for the latter two prototypes, giving the art less of a flat look. Beautiful decks I am honored and lucky to own.
Prototype #1, #2, #3 in that order. The tuck stock is matte on the first version, while 2 and 3 have a glossier tuck. The aces were changed between #1 and #2/3, and indices were expanded to cover all four corners. Notice shading was also added for the latter two prototypes, giving the art less of a flat look. Beautiful decks I am honored and lucky to own.
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