Fekete Péter re-imagined
One of the projects we had to do as junior students at BRI was to completely redesign a traditional Hungarian card game - Fekete Péter.
Fekete Péter could be compared to the vintage Old Maiden deck game, as their rules are nearly identical, both of them being light-hearted games suitable for mostly all age groups.
The whole deck revolves around pairs, and a single card being the odd-one-out of the bunch. The most important part of redesigning the deck was to make diverse, interesting pairs that were coherent yet easily distinguished from one another.
I took this project in a quite personal direction, while keeping it easy to grasp by any viewers other than myself.
Fekete Péter could be compared to the vintage Old Maiden deck game, as their rules are nearly identical, both of them being light-hearted games suitable for mostly all age groups.
The whole deck revolves around pairs, and a single card being the odd-one-out of the bunch. The most important part of redesigning the deck was to make diverse, interesting pairs that were coherent yet easily distinguished from one another.
I took this project in a quite personal direction, while keeping it easy to grasp by any viewers other than myself.
My concept was to illustrate characters from movies dear to my heart- before and after their passing.
As most of these movies hold many special memories or nostalgic feelings to me,
I decided to illustrate them in pixel art, which I have been a huge admirer of ever since I was a child.
I decided to illustrate them in pixel art, which I have been a huge admirer of ever since I was a child.
Jesse - Neon Demon (2016)
Thomas Kane - Alien (1979)
Lucille Sharpe - Crimson Peak (2015)
Satine - Moulin Rouge! (2001)
Zhora - Blade Runner (1982)
Fekete Péter
All of the symbols designed to help identify the pairs, along with the weapons designed for the Fekete Péter card - including some unused designs and variations.
The design on the back of the cards
Thank you for viewing!
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