"This is the first LPCC deck collaboration with the talented artist Nick Vlow. It features a beautiful matte uncoated paper tuck box, with UV accents, and a minimal back design that flourishers and cardists will love.

ONIDA was printed in Taiwan, with our durable and snappy and durable Diamond Finish card stock, and our ultra smooth 'Diamond Cut' edges. Only 2,000 decks were printed." (Legends Playing Card Company)

scans of every card can be seen at 

http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/Cards/Union.html

Timeless Americana is laced throughout the design, with iconography of colonial America and patriotic symbols of peace, prosperity, and potential. Unions are Made in America, using FSC-certified paper, vegetable-based inks, and starch-based laminates.

Unions were designed by Jay Fletcher in Charleston, South Carolina - one of the oldest and most historic cities in America.

Over a year in development, every aspect of the design was created from scratch - from the breathtaking court cards to the back design and Ace of Spades.

This custom deck pays homage to one of the everyday creatures that makes our lives possible: the bumblebee. From the intricate card backs to the “bee rider” custom joker, apiarists and rare card collectors alike won’t be able to resist the custom illustrations. In recognition of the bee’s vital role in our world, 10% of all profits from the decks’ sale will be donated to honey bee preservation through the International Union of for Conservation of Nature.

• Thin crushed stock
• Custom card back design
• Custom court cards, pips, indices, and jokers

scans of every card can be seen www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/htmlCards/Bumblebee.html

Funded as a Kickstarter project on July 2, 2015 with $44,147 pledged from 784 backers, this was a set of three decks (Illumina, Oscura & Suprema). Designed by Giovanni Meroni through Thirdway Industries, this deck was inspired by ancient symbology and traditional playing cards, drawn with the Thirdway Industries sharp and modern style.

Features:

• 100% Illustrated courts, aces and jokers
• Custom pips
• Classic intricate & clean design with perfect symmetry
• Gold foil on black tuck
• Metallic inks on cards
• Based on classic playing cards
• Beautiful queens
• Foiled tuck box
• Printed by EPCC

Database entries for other decks in the series:

• Illumina
• Suprema with seal
• Suprema without seal
• Oscura Prototype
• Illumina Prototype
• Suprema Prototype

Funded as a Kickstarter project on July 2, 2015 with $44,147 pledged from 784 backers, this was a set of three decks (Illumina, Oscura & Suprema). Designed by Giovanni Meroni through Thirdway Industries, this deck was inspired by ancient symbology and traditional playing cards, drawn with the Thirdway Industries sharp and modern style.

Features:

• 100% Illustrated courts, aces and jokers
• Custom pips
• Classic intricate & clean design with perfect symmetry
• Gold foil on white tuck
• Metallic inks on cards
• Based on classic playing cards
• Beautiful queens
• Foiled tuck box
• Printed by EPCC

Database entries for other decks in the series:

• Oscura
• Suprema with seal
• Suprema without seal
• Oscura Prototype
• Illumina Prototype
• Suprema Prototype

Funded as a Kickstarter project on March 19, 2015 with kr462,035 (Swedish Krona, which is about $57k USD) pledged from 1,015 backers, this was the Kickstarter attempt at funding this project after the failed CardLauncher (cardlauncher.com) platform attempt, where that platform has since been abandoned.  In that process an earlier protoype (V.01) was created as a prototype and also as a promotional deck for CardLauncher itself which had 55 cards with black and white courts, different tuck-box, different aces, and was printed by MakePlayingCards in 525 units. 

For this project the deck was revised with new and modified face cards, back and tuck and was available in Bicycle branded, unbranded, plus a special Crown Edition hand created tuckcase with the same size and face cards.  It was printed by USPCC on Bicycle Stock with 56 cars including 3 jokers and a gaff card with a custom seal and embossed tuck used on both decks.  The deck as also available as an add-on in uncut format.  In addition, mini and micro formats were available as gifts with larger sized tiers which were printed by MPC (MakePlayingCards.com).

There is no specific theme in this deck, it´s quite eclectic and I let my fantasy run when I illustrated the courts. The diamonds have clearly an Egyptian resemblance, but overall they belong to a parallel world. There is a thing that connects all the court cards: the text circling the background is a part of the Aeneid, a Latin epic poem written by Virgil between 29 and 19 BC, that tells the legendary story of Aeneas, a Trojan who traveled to Italy, where he became the ancestor of the Romans. 

Funded as a Kickstarter project on March 19, 2015 with kr462,035 (Swedish Krona, which is about $57k USD) pledged from 1,015 backers, this was the Kickstarter attempt at funding this project after the failed CardLauncher (cardlauncher.com) platform attempt, where that platform has since been abandoned.  In that process an earlier protoype (V.01) was created as a prototype and also as a promotional deck for CardLauncher itself which had 55 cards with black and white courts, different tuck-box, different aces, and was printed by MakePlayingCards in 525 units. 

For this project the deck was revised with new and modified face cards, back and tuck and was available in Bicycle branded, unbranded, plus a special Crown Edition hand created tuckcase with the same size and face cards.  It was printed by USPCC on Bicycle Stock with 56 cars including 3 jokers and a gaff card with a custom seal and embossed tuck used on both decks.  The deck as also available as an add-on in uncut format.  In addition, mini and micro formats were available as gifts with larger sized tiers which were printed by MPC (MakePlayingCards.com).

There is no specific theme in this deck, it´s quite eclectic and I let my fantasy run when I illustrated the courts. The diamonds have clearly an Egyptian resemblance, but overall they belong to a parallel world. There is a thing that connects all the court cards: the text circling the background is a part of the Aeneid, a Latin epic poem written by Virgil between 29 and 19 BC, that tells the legendary story of Aeneas, a Trojan who traveled to Italy, where he became the ancestor of the Romans. 

for scans of each card

http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/httml/Cards/No17.html

Laissez les bon temps rouler! Let the good times roll, y'all! This is a deck inspired by the annual celebration and party that is Mardi Gras.

Illustrated by Dave Edgerly, artist behind Edgy Brothers' Dia de los Muertos playing cards and the Grimoire Series, this deck will have completely custom courts, AoS and Jokers - all based on the celebration and inspired by the krewes of Mardi Gras.

Intricately designed with a classic Southern feel, these cards appeal to my Cajun roots and remind me of how much I enjoy visiting New Orleans, especially during Carnival season!

for scans of each card 

http://www.marytcusack.com/maryc/decks/html/Cards/Memento.html