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Nomads Playing Cards guys continue offering their beautiful series of Zodiac decks to their backers. Thus, they have released the fourth deck: LUNAR AND ZODIAC: YEAR OF THE TIGER. This series takes as reference the relationship between the nomads of Xiongnu in ancient Mongolia and the well-known Chinese lunar calendar represented by 12 animals. In […]
Despite the difficulties they have unfairly faced in their previous campaign, Nomads Playing Cards guys are determined to continue offering their beautiful series of Zodiac decks to their backers. Thus, they have released the third deck: LUNAR AND ZODIAC: YEAR OF THE OX. This series takes as reference the relationship between the nomads of Xiongnu […]
Continuing with the series that successfully started a few months ago, Nomads Playing Cards has released the second deck: LUNAR AND ZODIAC: YEAR OF THE RAT. This series takes as reference the relationship between the nomads of Xiongnu in ancient Mongolia and the well-known Chinese lunar calendar represented by 12 animals. In this calendar each […]
Last year, a passionate group of young creators called Nomads Playing Cards launched a deck inspired by constellations and astrology. Although the project ended unfunded, they did not rule out it but decided to do it even stronger. Now, they present the first deck of the series: LUNAR AND ZODIAC: YEAR OF THE PIG. This series […]
More than 100 million people in an area of over 33 million square kilometers made the Mongol Empire the largest contiguous land empire in the history. This civilization has seldom served as an inspiration for the creation of contemporary cards, and yet at this moment we can find two projects that, although from different artists, […]
Several artists have already created decks inspired by constellations and astrology. A group of young creators called Nomads Playing Cards has just released a different series: LUNAR AND ZODIAC. This series takes as reference the relationship between the nomads of Xiongnu in ancient Mongolia and the well-known Chinese lunar calendar represented by 12 animals. In this […]