Skinny, they look absolutely gorgeous!! I am so so SO happy to see them in action 

Hey all!

Sorry for the inactivity but I've been caught up a few issues at home but I'm back baby! 

After my somewhat successful kick starter for PlayingColor https://www.playingcolor.com/, I've been shipping them from Australia and even gave my friend a few decks to take with him to US so he can ship them out from there to lower costs for the customers!

However, I need a long term solution for fulfillment/distribution for playing cards and wondering who have you used and how much were their costs?

Claire

Hey all!

This is so exciting! Here is the link to the Kickstarter https://goo.gl/IEpdYq

I am Claire Green and I’m launching PlayingColor and I want to show them to you. I present the World’s First Coloring Playing Cards that you can color and play with!

Unleash your creativity and relax as you color the designs, then play and laugh with your friends and family. This deck contains 54 uniquely designed cards printed on a 270gsm thick stock with a coated back for easy shuffling, and an uncoated front for easy coloring. Pens, pencils, sharpies, fine pens, watercolors…whatever! You’re in charge!

This deck is awesome for a collector who wants to own something truly unique and one of a kind, or something to share and gift to friends who love coloring or playing cards! Perfect for all ages so Christmas gifts can be solved!

Don't forget to check it out!  https://goo.gl/IEpdYq

I am here to answer any questions about the product, just post in the comments below and I’ll respond to you as soon as possible!

Don, you can never have too much knowledge! 

Don, I tried printing standard playing card paper from MPC but the deck was a bit too difficult to colour well with Sharpies. The colours would mix, smudge and fade as it would dry. I am still trying to find a good version for the paper to match the various markers.

Oh, I've definitely been inspired by the "adult coloring books" trend but the fan base is mostly colouring pencils. Therefore standard playing card paper will be difficult to use for colouring with pencils. I'm aware that standard coated pasteboard stock with laminate coating will have issues with longevity but I'm still working on various versions trying to find the best middle ground I can for the paper! Get the best of both worlds. 

Thank you Fess. I was hoping in making them colourable so the card holder can personalise however they want. Let them have a bit of creative fun that they can then play with 

Thank you Skinny!  It's incredibly lovely hearing support!

I'm also looking at tuck boxes at the moment to try get the whole playing card experience

I know! Shame I missed out on them when they came Down Under last year I think.

At least I got to see Fleetwood Mac to make up for it!

Damn I am jealous... Always wanted to see them!

I honestly enjoy ogling them. You are right that "unique" and "good" are not necessarily synonyms as I've come across some gorgeous decks that lack any possibility to play with. Like they are really nice to look at but the pips and colour scheme makes it difficult to see the numbers and figure out what card you actually have.

I am actually finishing up a design at the moment. I posted my design looking for feedback on here but still waiting for the moderator approval. Still a newbie 

Hi Everyone!

I'm thinking of launching a KS soon. I'm currently working on a unique deck of cards which you can color in. I thought about how fun it'd be to have a deck with 54 unique designs that you can customise and personalise, like use colouring pencils, pen, watercolours, etc.

These cards are hopefully something you've never seen before. Here’s some designs I’ve made and shared with friends to get coloured.



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