Midway Gardens Playing Cards
Midway Gardens Playing Cards
Midway Gardens Playing Cards
Midway Gardens Playing Cards
Midway Gardens Playing Cards
Art of Play

Midway Gardens Playing Cards

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Sale price$18.00

The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation has partnered with Art of Play to design a commemorative pack of playing cards based on the legendary Midway Gardens.

Wright pioneered the use of reinforced concrete as an architectural and artistic medium. His cast blocks and sculptures, called Sprites, are prominently depicted on the face cards. The pips feature original Wright typography, and the back design recreates his iconic stained glass window. Sadly, this cultural treasure was destroyed in 1929, but through these cards, the memory of Midway Gardens lives on.
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Artist

Joe Feldpausch and Dan Buck

Size

2.5 x 3.5 inches

Material

FSC Certified Paper

Joe Feldpausch

Joe Feldpausch is a diligent designer, cardist (someone who's into the art of cardistry — cool card shuffling), and creative entrepreneur based in the United States. He creates stunning playing cards, logos, motion design, and graphics for businesses, brands, and creatives. Over the past six years, he's executed numerous projects and collaborated with prominent clients such as Herman Miller, Haworth, and The Eames Office. He's crafted multiple visual identities, worked for a graphic design agency, and successfully crowdfunded his own playing cards.

Dan and Dave Buck

Art of Play was founded in 2013 by twin brothers Dan and Dave Buck after becoming wildly successful producers of designer playing cards. Their interest in cards began at an early age when they practiced card tricks, and pioneered the art of cardistry.

Today, Art of Play is a well-known and respected name in the game industry for its highly collectible and limited-edition playing cards.

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