Cybernetic Playing Cards Gray walrus-and-carpenter-esque look at piracy with

walrus-and-carpenter-esque look at piracy with an unhealthy helping of dehydration hallucination

and to apply this technology to our craft to the greatest extent possible

LIMITED EDITION: Only less than 2500 printed

but they do provide a lot more stability for your case against small bumps or knocks

and same traditional cut as the V5s

Cybernetic Playing Cards Gray walrus-and-carpenter-esque look at piracy withThe images on these cards were created through collaboration of man and machine. Ivan Moscovich patented his Harmonograph device in 1967 and soon after his revolutionary approach to drawing was featured in an exhibition titled Cybernetic Serendipity at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London. A ground breaking visual artist, inventor and author, Moscovich's work attracted the attention of creative luminaries such as M. C. Escher and Frank