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Card Decks, Silk Bags, Dresden, Electronic Art

Filed under Art History, New Products, Playing Cards, Rubber Stamps

Three new tarot decks with whimsical illustrations, all imported from Prague. Plus some beautiful hand-made silk drawstring bags.

Silk Tarot Bags
 

The Fantastic Menagerie Tarot
Full 78-card deck that uses the wonderfully eccentric illustrations of Victorian artist J.J. Grandville.

The Baroque Bohemian Cats’ Tarot
Beautifully illustrated cats slinking through historic gardens, palaces and theatres in 17th c finery.
Background art and architecture include the Baroque splendor of Prague.

The Victorian Romantic Tarot
Based on exquisite engravings from the 19th century, this is a deck for art lovers, Victoriana enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys decks filled with evocative imagery.

Beautiful, hand-made silk drawstring bags, made in Prague, and based on images from the Flower Oracle deck (with one addition from the amazing Kostnice Ossuary (“bone chapel”) in the Czech Republic.


New Dresden

– Gold Keys

Silver Small Shrines/Windows
Set of 4. You can cut out the center ‘T” to have a larger/open window.

Thin Black Dresden Borders
By request: thinner black borders.

Half-Round Gold Dresden Borders

Thin Looped Gold Dresden Borders


 
 
Tim Holtz Distressables CDs

Three CDs, each with 300 dpi electronic artwork. Crop them, resize them, print them multiple times. Images are in jpeg or ping format, so will work for Windows, Unix or Mac.

Papers & Frames
15 vintage frames and 60 papers (in original 9″ x 9″ size — many of these were available here as physical papers, a few still are).

Elements
345 images. As you can see from my samples, the items without straight edges are saved as ping files so they are ready to drop onto a layout without doing any silhouetting by hand. Categories include vintage kitchen, crowns, postcards, stamps, games, keys, sewing, books, clocks, travel labels.

– Alphas/ Numbers
9 sets of numbers and 7 full alphabets (including a baby block alphabets; with bonus bottle caps, word brushes (for Photoshop) and vintage people).

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Posted by Leslie, March 14th, 2008

One response to “Card Decks, Silk Bags, Dresden, Electronic Art”

  1. ronald says:

    The stuff you have on your website is amazing. I’m somewhat sad that my wife’s birthday was last month because I known she would love presents from this website. Well, maybe I will surprise her.