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Illustrated Playing Cards Celebrating the great cities of the World- each set collects 52 drawings in a functional deck of play

Currently IPC produces art-centric playing cards (we like to call them a Gallery in a Box), greeting cards, postcards and other ephemera for a growing roster of cities.

3 more Saturday Markets !
05/12/2023

3 more Saturday Markets !

12/11/2023
I can't stand by and say nothing. My cards are going to war. I'm printing 1000 decks in Ukraine to be sent to soldiers o...
12/10/2023

I can't stand by and say nothing. My cards are going to war. I'm printing 1000 decks in Ukraine to be sent to soldiers on the front lines. I'm printing a small amount of packs to be sold in person and on my website in November. This deck will send 100% sales to United 24, President Zelensky's fundraising initiative.

The World is open so I'm finally sketching in foreign locations again. Finding the peaceful places, in between raindrops...
06/04/2023

The World is open so I'm finally sketching in foreign locations again. Finding the peaceful places, in between raindrops and falling cherry blossoms. After this: Beijing, Bangkok, and Saigon.

12?! Years ago, I launched a humble Kickstarter campaign to produce 100 decks of cards for $500, and I turned my Art int...
25/10/2022

12?! Years ago, I launched a humble Kickstarter campaign to produce 100 decks of cards for $500, and I turned my Art into a Business. I sent emails, knocked on doors, and told everyone I met about my cute little 'project'. Willamette Week was charmed by my enthusiasm and printed this on October 17th, 2010: "52 REASONS TO LOVE PDX: The most recent example of something the city doesn’t really need, but it would be cool if we had: our own deck of playing cards. Local artist Aaron Trotter just launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund his Portland Places: The Illustrated Card Deck, which would includes sketches of 52 iconic Stumptown scenes, from an Alberta Street scene and a Chinatown lion to vignettes of local coffee shops. So far, Trotter’s raised $55 of his $500 goal. If you wanna play poker with Portland, ante up now..."

26/06/2022

Aaron Trotter sketched scenes from around the Coachella Valley in February and March 2022 and turned them into a deck of playing cards.

Mapmaking.
19/04/2022

Mapmaking.

Pick a city, any city. I haven't drawn them all....yet. new decks in the works: Palm Springs, Arizona, and Texas.  www.i...
18/04/2022

Pick a city, any city. I haven't drawn them all....yet. new decks in the works: Palm Springs, Arizona, and Texas. www.illustratedplayingcards.com

600 boxes signed numbered and folded, ready for the printer. Revving up for a busy spring doing markets in Portland, LA,...
18/04/2022

600 boxes signed numbered and folded, ready for the printer. Revving up for a busy spring doing markets in Portland, LA, Monterey Bay, and Astoria!

30/11/2021

For anyone who loves California

Ramping up my media outreach this season. Thanks to Portland Tribune for noticing.
12/11/2021

Ramping up my media outreach this season. Thanks to Portland Tribune for noticing.

I hope I'll have enough decks for next month, it's busier than usual. Thanks for your support! Order your cards now, bef...
10/11/2021

I hope I'll have enough decks for next month, it's busier than usual. Thanks for your support! Order your cards now, before someone else does... www.illustratedplayingcards.com

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Illustrated Playing Cards produces art-centric playing cards (we like to call them a Gallery in a Box) that celebrate the Cities of the World in detailed drawings made on location.