Robocycle by Luke Bott Theory11 approached me to design some fun, quirky mechanical robots for a deck of Bicycle playing cards. In two different color combinations I illustrated all of the face cards, the jokers and the ace of spades for a total of 14 custom illustrations. I also had the chance to design the packaging for the set as well as the backs of the cards, both of which contain an extra touch of circuitry and mechanical goodness.
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Robocycle by Luke Bott Theory11 approached me to design some fun, quirky mechanical robots for a deck of Bicycle playing cards. In two different color combinations I illustrated all of the face cards, the jokers and the ace of spades for a total of 14 custom illustrations. I also had the chance to design the packaging for the set as well as the backs of the cards, both of which contain an extra touch of circuitry and mechanical goodness.
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Robocycle by Luke Bott Theory11 approached me to design some fun, quirky mechanical robots for a deck of Bicycle playing cards. In two different color combinations I illustrated all of the face cards, the jokers and the ace of spades for a total of 14 custom illustrations. I also had the chance to design the packaging for the set as well as the backs of the cards, both of which contain an extra touch of circuitry and mechanical goodness.
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Robocycle by Luke Bott Theory11 approached me to design some fun, quirky mechanical robots for a deck of Bicycle playing cards. In two different color combinations I illustrated all of the face cards, the jokers and the ace of spades for a total of 14 custom illustrations. I also had the chance to design the packaging for the set as well as the backs of the cards, both of which contain an extra touch of circuitry and mechanical goodness.
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Robocycle by Luke Bott

Theory11 approached me to design some fun, quirky mechanical robots for a deck of Bicycle playing cards. In two different color combinations I illustrated all of the face cards, the jokers and the ace of spades for a total of 14 custom illustrations. I also had the chance to design the packaging for the set as well as the backs of the cards, both of which contain an extra touch of circuitry and mechanical goodness.

Source: lukebott.com