Eastern Forest Playing Cards

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Shuffle the deck and deal a miniature ecosystem. What links the lives of the creatures in your hand? What connections – seen and unseen – do you have to these sylvan beings? Feel, look, listen, and smell: seek out the forest.

Turn on your senses and explore the forest! Every suit is a sense. ♥ are invitations to touch and feel through your skin: textures of plants, heat of animal bodies, and springiness of wood. ♦ awaken eyes to flash of firefly, gleam of wildflower, and patterns on leaves. ♣ open ears to the forest’s many howls, songs, footfalls, and tree rustles. ♠ call us to taste and smell yummy fruit and bitter leaf.

Text by David G. Haskell with illustrations by Ellen Litwiller. Printed by The U.S. Playing Card Co. on FSC® certified Paper. Packaged in a beautiful foil-stamped tuck box.

A portion of all proceeds supports education and forest conservation.

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Artist

David G. Haskell and Ellen Litwiller

Cards

54

Size

3.5 x 2.5 inches

Material

FSC Certified Paper

David Haskell

David George Haskell is a British and American biologist and writer. He is a two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist in the General Nonfiction category. In addition to scientific papers, he has written essays, poems, op-eds, and the books The Forest Unseen, The Songs of Trees, Thirteen Ways to Smell a Tree, and Sounds Wild and Broken.

Ellen Litwiller

Ellen Litwiller graduated from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and works in the Natural History Museum exhibit industry as a muralist, illustrator, model maker, and preparator. She continues freelance work for museums while showing her paintings throughout the Bay Area.

Ellen's interest in combining art with scientific narrative comes through in her carefully curated solo and museum shows. Her work is in several museum collections, and she has won awards for her fine art.

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