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I like their previous design except for the fact that have skulls (of course), and the smoke that outlines the S. I'm glad they changed the design, it looks a lot better now.
To think that I didn't even consider printing the cards when I began. This deck really did just start out as a personal art project.
Wait alex, how many times can we claim prizes. For example, if we have 800 posts, can we receive the signed playing cards and then at 1250 can we claim the Vortex deck? What I am asking is if we can claim more than once when we reach certain checkpoints.
Ohh, I can't wait, I'm already loving the deck. When is the Kickstarter release date?
I thought everyone knew that by now...
You are thinking of the second aether deck, not the second vortex deck
was the green rider back ever printed in KY? i thought all the old box colour series were all printed in OH, and when they moved to KY, they started with this new box design and printed so far the red, blue, fuchsia, turquoise and now green.
someone correct me if i'm wrong.
I guess I ate my words about being able to figure this stuff out; and it was completely staring me in the face the whole time, too. Oh, well, I've worked it out now and I guess all that remains now is to give myself a nice big congratulatory high five.
Hello, Alex.
I'm just curious where will you sell this deck if you wont use kickstarter?
...and if you can't perform with a deck, it's not much use to a magician. Collectors seem to love the borderless designs more than players and magicians. I don't know which side of the fence the cardists lean toward. Borderless does look attractive in many cases, no doubt, but I'm a performer first and a collector second. It's only for certain tricks that I'd ever take out an Artifice V1 or something similar. And this doesn't even factor in the edge nicks that are the bane of any borderless designs, black cards in particular. Hard to do a classy trick with cards that looked like they survived a battlezone only by the skin of their finish.
