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Just one of the things I've been working on recently. In terms of style, it draws inspiration from a number of movements: Art Nouveau, Art Deco, the Arts and Crafts Movement, Wiener Werkstaette, my love for textile patterns (especially foliage ones), even Second Empire, etc.
I tried to incorporate discorporative details to the cards - a bit similar to Cubism in approach, theoretically at least, in that I tried to split the scene into different planes of reality, except that in this deck's case, these planes came from different sources (as opposed to just "shattering" the image into shards/planes and rebuilding it).
This is the Empress card. The colors are still a bit off, though.
(and to those who are looking forward to that "faux engraved" deck I'm working on - well, it's still very much in progress. Thanks for your support. )
I tried to incorporate discorporative details to the cards - a bit similar to Cubism in approach, theoretically at least, in that I tried to split the scene into different planes of reality, except that in this deck's case, these planes came from different sources (as opposed to just "shattering" the image into shards/planes and rebuilding it).
This is the Empress card. The colors are still a bit off, though.
(and to those who are looking forward to that "faux engraved" deck I'm working on - well, it's still very much in progress. Thanks for your support. )