Strange, I've double checked that my profile has my FB link but it still doesn't appear on my badge. Anyway, my Facebook page is www.facebook.com/cardazine. I'll be uploading more artworks on the Page over the next few days.
For now, here is the Ace of Spades. Thoughts?
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The artwork on the deck looks fine, though perhaps could use a more colorful presentation rather than monochrome - that's more of a personal opinion.
These are questions having more to do with the design - why do you have frames around the art? It would probably look more expansive without them. And why did you stray so far from a standard index? There's a reason why indices evolved the way they have - it's quick and easy to understand. The font used isn't a problem, but put the value above the suit and size the pip a little bit smaller than the value, or at least no larger than the value. Also, make your "10" cards' indices using a non-serif version of your font. It's a common mistake for a designer to make the "10" much wider than all the single-character values, but on standard decks, all of the values are of a uniform width - again, there's the quicker understanding factor, also the wider indices requires you to spread the cards further apart in a hand that has tens in it, which has the two-fold negative effect of a) telling your opponent you have a ten in your hand, and 2) giving the other players a better chance of "accidentally" spotting your cards because of the width of the hand you're holding.
If you want to discuss this more, I do consulting for deck designers such as you. The design company Uusi (Blue Blood, Blueblood Redux, Bohemia, Royal Optik, Pagan) is my biggest client to date.