by Chris Aguilar » Mon May 18, 2015 1:03 am
I'm very happy to announce that version 2.0 of the "Vector Playing Card Graphics Set" has been released
The download can be found here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/vector-cards/
And a page with some frequently asked questions (which I will update as necessary)
https://sourceforge.net/p/vector-cards/ ... Questions/
While the main images sets (color, b/w, and gray scale) will work find with Adobe Illustrator, there are many extras in this new release that are designed to be edited with the free "Inkscape" vector graphics editor. I strongly recommend it as the best (and freely available) way to edit these playing card vector graphics.
https://inkscape.org/en/
I'm a bit beat now, but I'll soon post some demo images of some of the updates.
Some details of the updates can be found here.
5/17/2015 - Version 2.0 Released
- Two proper Jokers added, one with a colorized version.
- Eleven alternate decks with filtered faces added (INKSCAPE ONLY)
Blue Faces
Green Faces
Purple Face
Red Faces
Sepia Faces
Scribbled Faces
Worn Face
Worn/Dimpled Faces
Platinum Faces
Dimpled Faces
Oversaturated Faces
- Many new simple patterned backs added (INKSCAPE ONLY)
- Major updates to clean up, fix, broken paths
- Cards resized for consistency (All Cards are now 63mm x 88mm)
- Pips and number characters cleaned up for proper symmetry
- Alternate B/W Set added with hollow red Pips for visibility in printing.
I have several updates planned, with a the most pressing involving a tool kit to assist in prototyping card gaffs. Expect that one in 3-4 months, or perhaps sooner.
[size=150][b]I'm very happy to announce that version 2.0 of the "Vector Playing Card Graphics Set" has been released[/b][/size]
The download can be found here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/vector-cards/
And a page with some frequently asked questions (which I will update as necessary)
https://sourceforge.net/p/vector-cards/wiki/Frequently_Asked_Questions/
While the main images sets (color, b/w, and gray scale) will work find with Adobe Illustrator, there are many extras in this new release that are designed to be edited with the free "Inkscape" vector graphics editor. I strongly recommend it as the best (and freely available) way to edit these playing card vector graphics.
https://inkscape.org/en/
I'm a bit beat now, but I'll soon post some demo images of some of the updates.
[url=https://sourceforge.net/p/vector-cards/wiki/Home/]Some details of the updates can be found here.[/url]
[quote][b]5/17/2015 - Version 2.0 Released[/b]
[list]
[*] Two proper Jokers added, one with a colorized version.
[*] Eleven alternate decks with filtered faces added (INKSCAPE ONLY)
Blue Faces
Green Faces
Purple Face
Red Faces
Sepia Faces
Scribbled Faces
Worn Face
Worn/Dimpled Faces
Platinum Faces
Dimpled Faces
Oversaturated Faces
[*] Many new simple patterned backs added (INKSCAPE ONLY)
[*] Major updates to clean up, fix, broken paths
[*] Cards resized for consistency (All Cards are now 63mm x 88mm)
[*] Pips and number characters cleaned up for proper symmetry
[*] Alternate B/W Set added with hollow red Pips for visibility in printing.[/list][/quote]
I have several updates planned, with a the most pressing involving a tool kit to assist in prototyping card gaffs. Expect that one in 3-4 months, or perhaps sooner.