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lauriestrode:"The pain you endured allowed me to play my cards at the right moment. You have my resp

satirewrites:quick, bodyguard is asleep….play cards over his sleeping body

Playing cards with notable moments in art and design history, by Ryan Hewlett

8-24-12: Day 227i’m nearly done with the duck quest playing cards! here’s the totally ra

Sidewall Gambling, 1910–20. Machine-printed. Made in Belgium.

19th C. German playing cardsJeu de l'ordre des chevaliers (titre factice)Marseille, MuCEM, Musée des

creaturesofcomfort:Artist playing cards from Visionaire’s Diamond issue (no. 21), 1997. 

Founded in 1988 in the midst of the AIDS crisis, Visual AIDS is an arts organization dedicated to fi

nevver:Playing cards, Patrik Svensson

haedia:thewolfofnibu:stahscre4m:there are guys in my dorm who decided to play cards in the elevators

A Young Man and a Girl playing Cards, Rembrandt Van Rijn

chgreenblatt:Smash Up is a ridiculous game for 2-4 players where each player takes 2 decks of cards,

asdfghhjjj12:Carlos playing Cards Against Humanity

Stuttgart Playing Cards, made in Southwest Germany in c. 1430

Well into the way for D-Deck now, a playing cards deck gathering characters from all over the FF wor

Pre-orders now open for D-Deck, the FF Playing Card Collection, Patreon exclusive as always.54 cards

thecollectibles:Playing Cards Artwork by Mahdieh Farhadkiaei

Wahrsagekarten der berühmten Kartenlegeren Lenormand - c. 1890 - via Beinecke Library

And here are some gents for D-Deck, a playing cards deck gathering characters from all over the FF w

Here we go!The first two completed cards for D-Deck, a playing cards deck gathering characters from

Regina Fisher, Boys playing cards near Spring Garden Parklet, Pittsburgh, 1951

Designing cards for Silence’s deck.

haedia:thewolfofnibu:stahscre4m:there are guys in my dorm who decided to play cards in the elevators

B. P. Grimauld. Le petit oracle des dames. [Paris, late 19th century]SG 3102.106.1Houghton Library,

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