Pack of Dogs Playing Cards - Pedigree Poker (KS)

[PurpleIce]

WOAH!!! Red Alert!! I can't believe we are missing out decks.   

I tried searching but didn't find anything about this deck, and it has 8 days left on the project. I am not too fond of the art, but i really like what he does to the number cards.

[Don Boyer]

WOAH!!! Red Alert!! I can't believe we are missing out decks.   

I tried searching but didn't find anything about this deck, and it has 8 days left on the project. I am not too fond of the art, but i really like what he does to the number cards.

I think I've seen this artist before.  I remember liking his work.

There are a LOT of decks that seem to be flying under the radar these days, because there's just so many decks, period.  You find one, please, feel free to post it first!

[PurpleIce]

WOAH!!! Red Alert!! I can't believe we are missing out decks.   

I tried searching but didn't find anything about this deck, and it has 8 days left on the project. I am not too fond of the art, but i really like what he does to the number cards.

I think I've seen this artist before.  I remember liking his work.

There are a LOT of decks that seem to be flying under the radar these days, because there's just so many decks, period.  You find one, please, feel free to post it first!

I used to browse through for the latest decks, but because you guys do it so quickly and so often, I just ended up looking out here for the latest updates instead. 

This deck would have gone unnoticed if i had not since someone else pledge for it.

[Collector]

The designer has four different decks made in this style. They were printed 7-8 years ago. Only "Bag of Bones" (2008) was printed on casino cardboard (in his words). He wants to reprint them with USPCC now.

His brand had the name "Inky-Dinky". Now his site doesn't belong to him  ( http://inky-dinky.com/ ).

His decks: http://a.trionfi.eu/WWPCM/decks12/d10740/d10740.htm

I also remember that he sold his rights on these decks. But I am not sure here.

[Don Boyer]

The designer has four different decks made in this style. They were printed 7-8 years ago. Only "Bag of Bones" (2008) was printed on casino cardboard (in his words). He wants to reprint them with USPCC now.

His brand had the name "Inky-Dinky". Now his site doesn't belong to him  ( http://inky-dinky.com/ ).

His decks: http://a.trionfi.eu/WWPCM/decks12/d10740/d10740.htm

I also remember that he sold his rights on these decks. But I am not sure here.

I poked around at the images on that link you presented above.  "Inky-Dinky" is the same person as the man running this project, John Littleboy.  The cat and dog decks don't show this, but the Bag of Bones and Mermaid Queen decks do.  Bag of Bones mentions both Inky-Dinky and John Littleboy but it's clear in the context that they're one and the same person.

[Collector]

The designer has four different decks made in this style. They were printed 7-8 years ago. Only "Bag of Bones" (2008) was printed on casino cardboard (in his words). He wants to reprint them with USPCC now.

His brand had the name "Inky-Dinky". Now his site doesn't belong to him  ( http://inky-dinky.com/ ).

His decks: http://a.trionfi.eu/WWPCM/decks12/d10740/d10740.htm

I also remember that he sold his rights on these decks. But I am not sure here.

..."Inky-Dinky" is the same person as the man running this project, John Littleboy.  The cat and dog decks don't show this, but the Bag of Bones and Mermaid Queen decks do...

Also I pointed that in my previous message ->

The DESIGNER has four different decks made in this style... His brand had the name "Inky-Dinky"...

[Don Boyer]

I was simply pointing out that I discovered his real name, not just his nom de brosse.

[Rob Wright]

Pack of Dogs Playing Cards: Pedigree Poker

[PurpleIce]

Pack of Dogs Playing Cards: Pedigree Poker

Thanks Rob. I thought i had posted the link, but apparantly i thought wrong.