Can‘t help it, buth the upper part of the spade on the AoS looks like a pile of shit.

I just bought some from Magic Square, a Hong Kong based magic shop. Unfortunately you cannot buy them in their webshop but you can send a message on Instagram and they invoice you via paypal. https://www.instagram.com/magic_square_hk/ It‘s 6.50USD and shipping to Germany was 10.50USD for 4 decks. Ho...

shermjack wrote:Unfortunately, the shipping for one deck is 15.50...and that is US shipping!

International shipping is $75!

@Conturbia international shipping is $20 for 6 decks!

According to her Instagram it seems like she's got better things to do, like climbing rocks and hanging out with some dudes in the desert.

The back looks like a Gemaco Star Poker deck.

I‘m a bit hesitant as this a plastic deck.

It seems like Playing Cards are on the EU list as well with 10% customs duty
http://trade.ec.europa.eu/doclib/docs/2 ... 156909.pdf

while yes, those decks were created using paper cutting and some layering (quite skillfully and well done), he didn't created those images to have a 3D or textured feel accentuated by the lights and shadows that fall on the layers as they literally are constructed off the page as seen in the exampl...

It's not like she has been completely off the radar. The new deck has been teased on Instagram since April. IMO if you are able to work on a new project and tease it on social media platforms, you should be able to give an update on your pending projects. Even if it's reporting a delay. (E.g, I'm st...

For this deck (and only from what I can see, which isn't much), it'll be hard to appreciate the immense amount of painstakingly time and work put into making these intricate paper cut motifs if it only appears to be a detailed fine line drawing... it's definitely a new idea, but I'll be interested ...

My order is #60705 - thanks Paul!

Yes, I have had them for a couple weeks now. I also have the Wolfram deck in hand, but KS doesn't care, as long as they get their cut. It is becoming more and more like a store. :? Exactly, selling on Taobao for the chinese/asian market and using Kickstarter for the rest of the world for already pr...

These are already printed!?

If anyone is interested, there is a special 24 hours pledge right now. It includes a brick of cards and a t-shirt for 50 USD.

You can use the kickup tag/shortcode in the post editor. It adds a nice kickstarter info element and a kicktraq info as well. You just have to put the URL of the project between the kickstarter tags. The kickstarter URL should read like „https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/[projectowner]/[projectna...

There is no easy answer but I guess it helps to build a reputation amongst the cardistry community, have a continous Social Media output (this guy has more than 6k followers on Instagram) by teasing your work and then sell it for a good price.

I think this primarily targets the Cardistry Community and they seem to like it, and it‘s quite cheap.
Different strokes for different folks.

These are no knockoff decks. Just merchants getting decks for wholesale prices. The prices for The Aurelian deck is actually more than Ellusionist was selling them. I believe the red Arcane deck was part of the 2016 Ellusionist sale, so probably a lot of people including international dealers bought...

An example/link/etc would help.

jerichoholic wrote:No one else noticed the back design seems like a modified Stripes deck, not very original imo.

At least they say it‘s inspired by Vasarely while the Stripe deck is actually Vasarely‘s artwork without giving any credit.

guru wrote:Glamor Nugget wasn't printed in Taiwan though the Kickstarter said so

Are you sure? Glamour Nuggets do feel and smell the same as all the "Classic Finish" decks made in Taiwan.

Not a new deck, but just purchased a couple of these and couldn‘t find any info here on UC.
They are designed by a cardist called Michael James and seemed to be part of a cardistry project that was never released (?). They were made by Legends PPC.

Thanks for the offer! just placed an order. The comment seems to be disabled though, so you have to write an email or reply in this thread.

It' called Latte Deck from SansMinds. As far as I know they were not officially sold but given away by them at competitions etc.

I would actually buy these if they weren't so expensive... I saw some sprint planning point decks (some of you will know what this means) and was already trying to find out where I could buy them lol This one? https://store.mountaingoatsoftware.com/products/planning-poker-cards" onclick="...

Oooookay. I have no idea what a "git" is? I thought it was short for "git 'er done" ! It's a version control system used for software development projects. The cards feature all kinds of commands used in git. I work with it every day :) The deck is kind of simple but for someone...

It does not matter. You can apply this foil on any area - 100% or 1%. It can be any shape. Printing is optional. But instead of printing you can apply different foils one by one using a flexo machine. This setup is more complicated. Most modern presses can only use one base foil and then tint it (o...

The name of this process - cold foil. When you see foil on cards it's cold foil. Why? You cannot use hot foil on presure sensitive materials. Also it is hard (almost impossible) to apply more than 3 foil colors due to registration and quality problems. I think it's not the first EPCC's deck with co...

guru wrote:Saw the post on Kardify but could not understand the unique or secret feature factor. Am I missing something?

I guess the feature is printing on foil and having a fully foiled back compared to partially applied foil on the backs. I think they didn't mention that on Kardify.