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From everything I've read the face graphics are fine to use.Īs far as Arial Font goes. other than that it seems to all check out. I'd advise anyone using these images to perhaps replace the center spade on the Ace of Spades. I don't know if that center spade is public domain, I'll try to look a little further. The only thing that makes me a little uneasy is the Ace of Spades. Also, it seems this deck doesn't have any backs to them, thus you can forget about that ordeal. Since these Jokers look sub-par, I'm very confident he created them from scratch. The one vital thing you really have to look out for in playing cards (with the standard faces) is the jokers, ace of spades, and the back designs. I'm wondering if he traced the face graphics to make them vector art. They were used in the 1800s and haven't been copy righted for some time (Bicycle still uses them obviously, so that's why everyone recognizes them).

However, every forum or website I've found has said that these standard face card graphics are now in the public domain. I don't have a concrete website (what I call a concrete website) to back up this author's claim that his cards are public domain.

Good point, I did some research and dug in a little deeper.

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