A hand-drawn deck of playing cards that comes with decoder glasses and doubles as a puzzle experience that plays in 60-90 minutes. Launching May 31 on Kickstarter.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/redfoxplayingcards/red-fox-playing-cards-enchantment-puzzle-deck

Some more info:
The newest Red Fox Playing Cards Puzzle Deck will be printed by USPCC on our favorite air cushioned stock and fulfilled by Red Fox Playing Cards. This is a seemingly innocent deck of playing cards that can be used for collecting, magic or card games. At first glance the symmetric back design transforms into a one-way design when viewed with our unique to Red Fox Playing cards decoder glasses that come with every deck. Once the glasses are on, you will be transported into another world where you can enjoy an experience of solving a series of four puzzles using many cards in the deck that lead to an ultimate crescendo. This one-time experience will guide you to finding a secret treasure and is designed to last 60-90 minutes. Our fourth deck on our third Kickstarter, but first to be designed as a puzzle deck in addition to a completely usable unmarked deck. Full of even more secrets than ever before, this deck has features and subtleties that ties it to our brand yet is unique in its own ways and brings color and fun to your next card game night, collectors cabinet, and yes, even puzzle night! Have a puzzle night with friends to solve the clues using almost the entire deck and still end up with a fully usable deck of cards. Since the last release in November 2020, we, Kelly and Ricki ten Hove have been hard at work brainstorming, planning, and many hours of artwork and play testing. We have worked hard over the last year and a half to bring you this hand drawn from scratch deck, with new pips, new suits and everything in-between, deck of cards. We present to you our latest Red Fox Playing Cards - Enchantment.

Launches today September 22! Anticipating a good turnout and filled with excitement and anticipation. Come and see how it goes and feel free to support if you are interested. 

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/redfoxplayingcards/red-fox-playing-cards-v2

Hey everyone! I got a huge response from my first campaign. As a husband/wife team in Canada with no prior experience our first Kickstarter funded in less than 12 hours! I'm expecting our V2.0 deck that has been received very well to do even better! If you want to check it out, it's live on Kickstarter September 22, 2020 at 13:00CST. If you want to get notified and follow along for the ride, just click the button on the pre-launch page to get notified.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/redfoxplayingcards/red-fox-playing-cards-v2

Update for those that are following along. Kickstarter was a huge success, raising more than 3x the goal and funding within the first 12 hours. Quite pumped as it was my first project and not very well known about. Currently I have a pre-order store accessible from my website, with the cards hopefully arriving end of February 2020. Murphy's magic has also picked them up and they will be available from magic stores that deal with them.

Thanks everyone that helped out, and feel free to pick up a deck

Launching SOON! October 29, 2019 at 11AM central!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/redfoxplayingcards/red-fox-playing-cards

My two cents as a magician, I would only ever buy a card deck with white borders. That said, there are probably a lot of guys that are into cardistry that wouldn't mind either way, but maybe even prefer border-less for nice card fans.

Quote from: Marvin347 on July 26, 2019, 11:10:54 PM

Here's the tuck box design. I've seen people design a wrap around tuck so that you can place three tuck boxes together (middle one sideways) so that it completes a picture. This goes a step further by having the sides match up when upside down. Maybe I'm confusing you by trying to explain, but basically you can line up 7 decks with every second deck sideways for one long 7-deck picture all connected.

I'm having a tough time visualizing that - you should simply post a picture of seven tucks arranged how you'd need to arrange them to make the image you mention.

Posted a picture above!

I think it actually looks better with 9 instead of 7. Notice how the bottom is one continuous unique picture with both a running and a sleeping fox. If I had 24 decks I could bend them into a circle, put it on a lazy susan and it would be a continuous sleeping fox, running fox etc.

Here's the tuck box design. I've seen people design a wrap around tuck so that you can place three tuck boxes together (middle one sideways) so that it completes a picture. This goes a step further by having the sides match up when upside down. Maybe I'm confusing you by trying to explain, but basically you can line up 7 decks with every second deck sideways for one long 7-deck picture all connected.

This card back is a moving GIF

Aaaand here's the back of the cards. This card is not marked but the deck will be a marked deck with very hidden markings. The markings will really pop when looked at through a red filter. Once you know where they are you will no longer need the filter. Every aspect is hand drawn including a tuck box that I'm super excited about. Tons of hidden secrets. King of Clubs is Chris Ramsay. I'm the King of hearts and my wife is the queen of hearts. Jack of clubs is a shout out to my 6-year old and the queen of clubs is for my 4-year old. You'll see lots of little details in the courts that are either a shout out to someone or tied into the back design. One of my favorites is the hot dog on the jack of clubs for my son lol.

Just experimented with dropbox link, I'll keep working on it.
 I can attach but still unable to figure out how to embed a picture.

Hello everyone. I love great fans and flourishes and appreciate the hard work that goes into learning the art. I'm an amateur magician myself and have learned a bit of the craft. I'm designing a deck of cards and browsing Kickstarter have run across a few examples where there is computer generated card flourishes, such as full 360 degree fans etc. Has anyone used or know of a program that can achieve this? I'd be interested to get my hands on such a program for when i run my Kickstarter campaign. Thanks!