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POKER CARDS
art movements edition
Illustration | Poster Design
Created for my "History of Design" class, this project involved extensive research. The design draws from various art movements, integrating its historical paintings, architecture, and themes. The back of each card features a ceiling design from the specific period, while the subtitles incorporate cartomancy elements.
The motifs from the Art Nouveau period along with different artist's styles and the monarch of that time all serve as inspiration for this particular card.
Using Perkeo of Heidleberg, the court jester as the muse for this design along with the architecture of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane in Italy.
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A geometric Art Deco design inspired by the landscapes of New York and Mumbai.
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A fusion of surrealist paintings, combined with an interpretation
of Salvador Dalí's ceiling artwork.
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The poker card design plays into the idea of Marie Antoinette as the Queen of diamonds.
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A contemporary interpretation of Pop Art, exploring themes of celebrity culture, mass production, and global capitalism, with a focus on India. This is my vision of what Andy Warhol's ceiling would look like today.
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A Van Gogh-inspired poker card design, with the Eiffel Tower serving as an architectural influence.
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An imaginative reinterpretation of what Henri Matisse’s ceiling might look like, blending his iconic artistic style with other Fauvism artists
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