... hence the "Hive" deck 
Although I'll be in for both, like this one better too Volantangel.volantangel wrote:I love the courts for these ! I really like this alot more than the army deck by JRob thats coming up. I think the appeal for that is quite limited.
I have to disagree guys...Widdee wrote:Although I'll be in for both, like this one better too Volantangel.volantangel wrote:I love the courts for these ! I really like this alot more than the army deck by JRob thats coming up. I think the appeal for that is quite limited.
Is Coast Guard the surprise??wwpierce wrote:I think both decks will do fantastic and of course more to follow. I asked Jackson during the Sherlock campaign about the sequels to the Army deck.. his response was:
Creator Jackson Robinson on January 7
@wwpierce
Yes, if all goes as planned:
March - ARMY
May - AIR FORCE
July - NAVY
September - MARINES plus a surprise!
Will be an interesting year!
I'm sure it will do really well but personally I likely will not be backing these.wwpierce wrote:I think both decks will do fantastic and of course more to follow. I asked Jackson during the Sherlock campaign about the sequels to the Army deck.. his response was:
Creator Jackson Robinson on January 7
@wwpierce
Yes, if all goes as planned:
March - ARMY
May - AIR FORCE
July - NAVY
September - MARINES plus a surprise!
Will be an interesting year!
Maybe it will be his version of Cadets.wwpierce wrote:I think both decks will do fantastic and of course more to follow. I asked Jackson during the Sherlock campaign about the sequels to the Army deck.. his response was:
Creator Jackson Robinson on January 7
@wwpierce
Yes, if all goes as planned:
March - ARMY
May - AIR FORCE
July - NAVY
September - MARINES plus a surprise!
Will be an interesting year!
All of the US military services guard their trademarks and copyrights vigorously. USMC legal recently dinged me for a trademark infringement...for using the globe & anchor logo on a one-off yo-yo I'd made and advertised for sale on a retail site. Hope the licensing fees are not too high for these new decks.wwpierce wrote:I think both decks will do fantastic and of course more to follow. I asked Jackson during the Sherlock campaign about the sequels to the Army deck.. his response was:
Creator Jackson Robinson on January 7
@wwpierce
Yes, if all goes as planned:
March - ARMY
May - AIR FORCE
July - NAVY
September - MARINES plus a surprise!
Will be an interesting year!
Whoa! First Paul and now Jackson. EPCC is making some serious waves. I love the Exquisites, and can't wait to get both new decks. Maybe some competition might cause some changes at USPCC (lower minimum deck order, even better quality...?).JacksonRobinson wrote:The Hive deck will be printed by the Expert Playing Card Company with the same stock and finish as the newest Exquisites.
Ah, most excellent! I love it when they put together a deck "just right"! Truly looking forward to it...JacksonRobinson wrote:The Hive deck will be printed by the Expert Playing Card Company with the same stock and finish as the newest Exquisites.
We can only hope.flyers3003 wrote:Whoa! First Paul and now Jackson. EPCC is making some serious waves. I love the Exquisites, and can't wait to get both new decks. Maybe some competition might cause some changes at USPCC (lower minimum deck order, even better quality...?).JacksonRobinson wrote:The Hive deck will be printed by the Expert Playing Card Company with the same stock and finish as the newest Exquisites.
I agree, th4mo. I think the military themed series will have a very large appeal, and will attract many others besides playing card collectors. I'm a collector myself, and have been a fan of Jackson for a while now, but I know a lot of people who aren't collectors who will probably be interested in this series due to military connections (actually, it's probably more difficult to find anyone who *doesn't* have a military connection here where I live). I plan to pledge for all the decks in his military series, but I particularly can't wait for the Air Force and Navy ones.th4mo wrote:I have to disagree guys...Widdee wrote:Although I'll be in for both, like this one better too Volantangel.volantangel wrote:I love the courts for these ! I really like this alot more than the army deck by JRob thats coming up. I think the appeal for that is quite limited.
Not that the design on this Hive deck isn't great. It is, from what we've seen so far, and i'll be buying them for sure. I can't really say which i like better yet.
But the Army deck is going to appeal to a HUGE market, many of whom don't care much about cards, just because of the military theme (and of course the beautifully executed art).
Jackson is showing both his artistic and his marketing genius on that one. Not to mention all the other military branches will follow on the heels of Army...
Great article and I'm loving those face cards!ivan wrote:Kardify is excited to announce the identity of Kings Wild artist for the Hive deck and some never seen before images of the deck.
http://www.kardify.com/2014/03/revealed ... -hive.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Guess who?
Awesome article! Really enjoyed reading it.ivan wrote:Kardify is excited to announce the identity of Kings Wild artist for the Hive deck and some never seen before images of the deck.
http://www.kardify.com/2014/03/revealed ... -hive.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Guess who?
You and me both.. lol.. i am still shocked! his art style is so so nice!Eoghann wrote:Oh wow, I was not expecting him to be the artist behind the deck. What a nice surprise!
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