⚡ Future rulers trapped in their own virtual kingdoms...
Queen of Spades by One Horse Town @1horsetown 👑
How would you redesign power structures if you could start over? This South African artist has some dark ideas.
One cat, two faces, nine lives 🐱 The 9 of Spades by Pichet Rujivararat (@tikkywow), inspired by Thai beliefs about cats' longevity. Can you spot both characters hiding in it?
When the Devil joins your card game 👹🔥 Jack of Spades by Peter Donnelly (@donnellyillustration), a haunting design inspired by Irish folklore. Do you believe in supernatural card players?
Jack of Hearts by Steve Simpson: whimsy meets mastery ✨ The Irish illustrator has spent 3 decades perfecting his craft. What skill would you spend 30 years mastering?
🎨 Cape Town creativity meets card artistry: the 4 of Clubs by MUTI (@studiomuti), from Playing Arts. What draws you most to South African design aesthetics?
The hunter becomes the hunted 🏹
4 of Hearts by Ruben Ireland @rubenireland
This UK artist's vision: sometimes we must wound ourselves to learn love can't be captured, only embodied.
What's your biggest love lesson?
#PlayingArts#PlayingCards#illustration#darkart
🌱 When power meets purpose! King of Clubs by Renaud Lavency @renaud_lavency This Belgian artist dreams of leaders who discover our universe in harmony with nature. Which leadership quality matters most for our planet? #PlayingArts#PlayingCards#natureart
What if the climate crisis led to cosmic adventure? 10 of Spades by Martina Filippella turns Hawking's dire prediction into dreamy possibility. Which undiscovered planet would you call home?
When darkness meets artistry. 5 of Spades by Gabriel Moreno, a Spain-based artist whose work has graced covers worldwide. Which spade draws your eye first?
When two queens share one crown, magic happens.
Queen of Clubs by Ise Ananphada — a Bangkok artist celebrating sisterhood through delicate portraiture.