$17.99
8 Bit Playing Cards USPCC—
$17.99
The Story
8 Bit Playing Cards
The 8 Bit Deck is a carefully crafted, pixel art playing card deck designed by Michael B. Myers Jr. -- its palette was inspired by the Pico-8 fantasy gaming console.
The cards were manufactured by the USPCC (United States Playing Card Company) and feature a custom silver-embossed tuck box. Each pip, number and Face card were designed and illustrated in an amazing pixel art/sprite editing application called Aseprite.
The pips were iterated on, ensuring legibility and clarity.
The cards were manufactured by the USPCC (United States Playing Card Company) and feature a custom silver-embossed tuck box. Each pip, number and Face card were designed and illustrated in an amazing pixel art/sprite editing application called Aseprite.
The pips were iterated on, ensuring legibility and clarity.
2019 Release
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
8 Bit Playing Cards
The 8 Bit Deck is a carefully crafted, pixel art playing card deck designed by Michael B. Myers Jr. -- its palette was inspired by the Pico-8 fantasy gaming console.
The cards were manufactured by the USPCC (United States Playing Card Company) and feature a custom silver-embossed tuck box. Each pip, number and Face card were designed and illustrated in an amazing pixel art/sprite editing application called Aseprite.
The pips were iterated on, ensuring legibility and clarity.
The cards were manufactured by the USPCC (United States Playing Card Company) and feature a custom silver-embossed tuck box. Each pip, number and Face card were designed and illustrated in an amazing pixel art/sprite editing application called Aseprite.
The pips were iterated on, ensuring legibility and clarity.
2019 Release
