Welcome to fuzzy waves, my dream playing cards deck where anthropomorphic animals inhabit a lofi universe.
Fuzzy Waves features all custom design and illustration by French furry artist Maiathoustra. The deck is printed by WJPC on 300gsm German Black Core stock with Linen Finish and Butter Varnish.
The Courts feature anthropomorphic characters wearing cute outfits - each has a name [these characters belong to their respective owners]. Each suit has its own color and its own expression, with ranks determine the intensity of the emotion. The colors are pink, purple, blue and teal. The Pips and Indices for the Numbers and Aces are in minimalist style. The Jokers feature the characters of the character and the partner.
The Back Design features a world of skyscrapers, lights and steel, on the border of the ocean with billow clouds in lo-fi color schemes. It is a subtle one-way design, which can be utilized on certain occasions. The tuck box is made of matte stock with soft touch finish - it also has an interior print.
The beloved Tally-Ho series is back, reimagined by acclaimed designer Jackson Robinson of Kings Wild Project. Slate Tally-Ho marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for this iconic brand, launching a fresh series that celebrates the timeless appeal of Tally-Ho while embracing bold, modern design. Printed by the Kings Wild Project Playing Cards Co on premium cardistry stock, the artworks feature silver metallic ink.
The Limited Edition features black tuck box with smooth touch finish along with embossing and foiling details. It comes with a custom silver numbered seal - only 500 decks are made.
Across the vast river of Chinese culture, auspicious beasts shine like scattered constellations — some mighty and regal, others agile and ethereal, still others shrouded in mystery.
Each carries a blessing, embodying the hopes and desires people hold for happiness and success.
Today, these sacred creatures journey across time, bringing their ancient wishes with them, reborn as the swift and spirited figures of traditional shadow puppetry.
Bai Ze
Baize is often depicted as a sacred beast with the body of a lion, cloud-like mane, tiger’s fangs, and a leopard’s tail — a figure both majestic and enigmatic.
Endowed with the knowledge of all beings, it is believed to usher in profound blessings and auspicious fortune.
Across the vast river of Chinese culture, auspicious beasts shine like scattered constellations — some mighty and regal, others agile and ethereal, still others shrouded in mystery.
Each carries a blessing, embodying the hopes and desires people hold for happiness and success.
Today, these sacred creatures journey across time, bringing their ancient wishes with them, reborn as the swift and spirited figures of traditional shadow puppetry.
Kun Peng
The Kunpeng originates from Zhuangzi · Xiaoyao You.
With wings spread wide, it soars across ten thousand miles, symbolizing grand ambition and boundless potential in one’s pursuits.
Across the vast river of Chinese culture, auspicious beasts shine like scattered constellations — some mighty and regal, others agile and ethereal, still others shrouded in mystery.
Each carries a blessing, embodying the hopes and desires people hold for happiness and success.
Today, these sacred creatures journey across time, bringing their ancient wishes with them, reborn as the swift and spirited figures of traditional shadow puppetry.
Pi Xiu
A fortune-bringing auspicious beast, drawing wealth from all directions and ushering in smooth prosperity.
Its presence symbolizes ever-flowing abundance and flourishing luck — riches accumulating day by day.
Paired with motifs of ingots and gold coins, it embodies thriving fortune and continuous blessings.