Innocence Playing Cards is the third USPCC deck release from the lead graphic designer of the Orbit Deck, Daniel Schneider. Extremely detailed dot drawings, in combination with familiar looking face cards, astonish without giving you the feel of an overloaded deck of cards. A very close friend of Daniel drew the woman you see on the back design more as a sketch. She showed it to him and he loved it. A picture is worth a thousand words and this is the best example of it. Daniel couldn't resist. He had to design a deck around it. Even though the face cards of this deck look like standard USPCC courts, the pips are slightly different. The court cards have reduced colors in black, grey, and red to match to the rest of the design. One of the two Jokers reveals an Ace of Hearts. Perfect for your magic routine. Also included is an 8 of Spades duplicate with a gold metallic inked back.

This is not just a deck of cards for me. The Innocence Playing Cards are the only cards I would use for the rest of my life. With your help I was able to print 2500 decks through Kickstarter in 2018. Eight months passed from the first dot to the final printed deck. They sold out in a few months. Since then I always thought about a reprint. But since the deck is so close to my heart reprinting also felt kind of wrong. Without these thoughts I could have reprinted the deck much earlier. The reason why I finally decided to reprint them is that I don't like the thought that this deck isn't available for those who really like them. And of course I'm happy about some new decks that I can use. It's not really a second edition and I don't want to print the deck in 500 different colors. Even if it could look great. That isn't the initial idea of this deck or the reason why these cards exist. I just updated the faces with my redrawn courts. And these Innocence Playing Cards will be my first decks with a matte tuck box printed by the Clove St. Press.