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I can't find the Bicycle 2nd Edition Lumberjack anywhere and see people who have it. I can find this deck anywhere. I have three of the 1st edition but I can't find the 2nd edition. I have searched online and at stores, but I still can't find it. Where can you buy it?
Hey Vadim, Congrats on the success, I can't wait to get my hands on these! And so grateful the backs didn't change!
Congratulations on funding! I really like your courts in this deck, very colorful with an interesting style.
There was a blue version???
Please don't change your card back, It is my favorite part of this deck. I like it considerably more than the ICONS back.
Love these, all of the charm of your Lumberjack deck done up in a more traditional style. Backed!
I wish you good luck and will support this project
Here are the modified suits and pips. Thank you all for always being honest and bringing things to my attention.
Normally, I choose 'silver/platinum/white metal/chrome' over 'gold' - but in this case I really do prefer your 'Gold' edition...It seems to resonate more with the colours in your deck, perhaps those courts parading in golden locks
Bear in mind that you're seeing it in flat colors on a computer screen. Will the inks be metallic? Will this be foil? If so, it can make a world of difference to the appearance.
I like these, I like these a lot.
One comment I would say is the frame on the tucks where it says Gold and Platinum. I think it would look best if they were of equal length with one another. The balance on the platinum tuck has a much nicer effect for my eye than the one with gold written in it. the Gold frame is just so much smaller than the Playing Cards frame at the bottom of the spade. Either way, I like these a lot!
Tread cautiously in "multiple versions" territory. Stretch goals are a great thing, but some projects start hitting the point of "deck fatigue," where it seems there's too many decks being offered at once - it's a wallet buster. It can also cut into your bottom line, in terms of the costs associated with a separate print run and selling additional items. That record-breaking project for the "Name of the Wind" deck ended up offering over FIFTY items in its reward listings and add-ons - a freakin' nightmare for mere mortals to keep track of, especially with that many orders to fulfill.
Good news and good luck
Looking forward to your final Queen...
cheers A.
Fascinating to delve into the origins of card 'elements'
*wave*
@Don: Well, there's always next year! This was the first year that I really became aware of the PCF Competition and when you mentioned it I don't think I had much to show. Maybe I'm wrong on that?
You didn't know about it last year? We had a half-dozen entries! The Evil Deck by Giovanni Meroni was the winner and is on sale now at the CARC store! You were probably eyeballs deep in the Lumberjacks 2.0 project and just didn't notice it, but it was here early summer last year. The topic's still on the boards if you want to search for it.
It's a shame you didn't enter the design in the 2nd Annual PCF Deck Design Competition. There's only two official entrants and voting just began! If you had entered, you would have stood an excellent chance of winning if for no other reason than very little competition.
I second that
Being one of the two entrants, I would have been thrilled to see more people enter... Added to that ... I really like your design!
Nice and clean tuck box too
cheers A
I've never seen chainmail in that pattern - it's more of a weave pattern. Chainmail is as the name implies - an interconnected pattern of chains, which are made up of individual links. No links, no chain, no chainmail.
Man, now I have to make links and chains and mail! You're right though, should've done my homework. I'll make some tweaks to it.
Thanks!
I've never seen chainmail in that pattern - it's more of a weave pattern. Chainmail is as the name implies - an interconnected pattern of chains, which are made up of individual links. No links, no chain, no chainmail.
