Issue #36 of Kardify Magazine is now on Patreon in EPUB format! Patrons who pledged $3 or more on will be able to download the latest issue from our Patreon page. This issue compiles selected articles published from mid-April to mid-May. Deck images, articles, and news to keep you informed and up-to-date with the latest playing card news, releases, and previews. If you love playing cards, you will love Kardify Magazine!
Also, don’t forget to check out our other cool reward tiers on Patreon! The new tiers include monthly desktop and smartphone wallpapers, mystery deck shipped to you every 4 months of ongoing contribution, social media shout-outs, and multiple sponsorship tiers! Check it out!
Funds received from the magazine will help us keep the site running and growing, and bringing new quality content to you. Our aim is to support designers by backing on crowd-funded projects and supporting magic and playing cards retailers with their new releases. If you want to support us, please head over to our Patreon page. If you have an idea for an article you would like us to pursue, do get in contact with us. We hope you enjoy the read. In this issue:
+ Joker & the Thief 5th Edition: Elegant and beautiful! A look at the fifth and final edition of J&T’s popular deck to mark their 5-year milestone.
+ Bicycle 1900: From Ellusionist, the Bicycle 1900 Playing Cards is the follow-up to the popular Bicycle 1800s deck. Check it out…
+ Leaves: Find out more about this deck that combines the love for playing cards and care for the environment into one harmonious package.
+ Cherry Casino Flamingo Pink: Check out the Cherry Casino by Murphy’s Magic and Pure Imaginations Project in a brand new colorway!
+ El Toro: A fresh, unique, and hand-illustrated deck of playing cards by King’s Wild inspired by traditional Mezcal Spirit labels.
+ Theory11 Variety Box: A custom brick box with any combination of decks of your choice! Check it out…
+ Florentia: A gorgeous deck designed by Elettra Deganello and produced by Passione Playing Cards celebrating the birthplace of the Renaissance- Florence.
+ Vonnart Illustrated: Find out more about this hand-drawn illustrated playing cards by Timothy Von Rueden, currently 300% above its funding goal!
… and more! 53 pages of articles and deck images. Enjoy!
