Whether you've got poker chips on the table or an empty wallet, you'll want to get in on these antique playing cards.

The first record of playing cards dates back to 9th-century China, which would place their invention around the same time as gunpowder and more than 500 years before the printing press. But their ...

The design of each card looks like this. Vända means "flip" in Swedish, and every card has a symmetrical arrangement. The numbers are written under the mark, not under the mark. Jack, Queen, King is ...

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This is Part 2 of a Photoshop CS6 tutorial showing how to design your own picture, playing card (ie: Queen of Hearts). The ...

Flagship game: Junior hanafuda, a centuries-old style of Japanese playing cards reimagined with a punchy, modern design. For Louie Mantia, it all started with an emoji. An icon designer by trade, ...

If Deepavali spells card-game get-togethers for you, it’s time to ditch the boring old school decks. Gifting companies in the country have been acing their card game with experimental designs inspired ...

You’re at a party. It’s getting a bit boring. Someone suggests a game of cards or – if you move in astrologically-inclined circles – offers to read fortunes. The host produces a deck. As they slide ...

Our love of playing cards dates farther back than you think—perhaps as far back as the T’ang Dynasty. Here’s a look at their colorful past. It is not known how these cards were played, but almost all ...