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card box ideas

Here are some playing card box designs that I found interesting due to the colors and the patterns.

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My finished cards

Here are all my cards done. This includes laminating and braille.

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laminating the cards success

I reprinted the cards out at home due to me being ill on Wednesday and Thursday. I then used double sided tape to stick them together and prevent air pockets. Then I brailed the cards. This was not to difficult just time consuming.

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game Anglia presentation

On Thursday we presented our last project ( Insidermaze) at game Anglia. no one looked at our game but I was able to look at a cupule of other games made by people in the industry. I didn't really get a chance to talk anyone in the industry however. The main issue was our game wouldn't go full screen and we didn't have a head set so we could not hear the audio. Overall I did not see a point in being their.

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laminating card failures

all the cards keep having air pocket thus ruining the cards I'm gonna try and doing double sided print in order to fix this issue.

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creating card back

Here are some designs for the card back that I like. these ones were easy to do.

These however were hard to make it lined up and I still think there not so I will be going with one of the first two designs.

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Playing cards backs

I have looked at a wide range of card backs but the problem is that they are too detailed so I think I'll use a similar design to the second picture.

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Laminating the cards

I had done two test with the laminator one doing the braille before laminating witch flattened it. the other was laminating it first and then doing the braille witch worked just need a hard surface to lean on.

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alteration to the cards

The cards have been altered so that the letters and number are not near the ends and the suits have been changed into vectors so they are less blurred as a result.

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using illustrator

Ollie help me with the use of illustrator with the suits so they didn't end up looking blurred.

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card deck

Once the cards were created I them put the in this template that Ollie made for each suit to be printed out.

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VR experience

This was interesting because it was my second time playing VR this time I chose to do the boxing rhythm minigame. It worked fairly well, there were a cupule of times it didn't register but I don't know if I was too far or if it was the game just being unresponsive.

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card template

Using these templates myself and ollie were able to come up with ideas for cards. I now just need to get feed back on what card to use.

I tried doing a google form but it wouldn't load so I'm just gonna go with option 2.

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My old playing cards

here are some of the old card designs. This has changed to to inconsistences with the art making it harder for people with visual impairment to see.

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card designs

Here are some of the card designs that I have made with the help of Leon to make sure they are the same size I also practices using the braille machine. I had done it back to front.

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cards sizes

I also will be making the cards bigger in order to make the playing cards more assessible so I got this image to see the different cards sizes and the chose witch one to use.

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choosing colors for the deck

these were the colors I chose to test the reason as why its blurry is because it is done in pixel art. I then put this into a color blind test to see if they were a good pick or if I had to change the colors. I have shown friends this but I am still not sure if these are ok or I need to repick the colors.

Red-Weak/Protanomaly

Red-Blind/Protanopia

Green-Weak/Deuteranomaly

Green-Blind/Deuteranopia

Blue Cone Monochromacy

Blue-Weak/Tritanomaly

Blue-Blind/Tritanopia