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I'm glad you like it, it seems I might need to change it slightly though. Possibly adding some gold like the below picture and changing the back color to the dark red.

Added gold and changed the background color. I tried changing the background color to gold as you suggested but I really hate how it looks. Check out this instead

This deck was partially inspired by the mint deck but I do not intend to copy it. The red used was one I found after relatively thorough research into red color variations and is made to portray elegance and royalty. That being said I can see the resemblance but the designs are very different.

I'm not sure how to simply edit the discussion (If that's even possible) so I'm posting some updates here. Made the borders thinner first, then experimented with a red variation (Kind of a dark scarlet color). Then I tried adding in some gold, which didn't turn out as nicely as I wanted, but...

Thanks! I created this design in Adobe Illustrator

I appreciate that, I'll be needing some more opinions tomorrow for sure

It sort of seems like juicing the deck is something you would do for one deck and have that as the deck's only purpose. I want my deck to have a marking system as an optional side feature, and if I use that "juicing" system it'll be noticeable every time I use it. Tomorrow when I have free...

This is a really interesting system, but I would rather have markings on the design of the card.

Thanks! If I add a marking system I would spend enough time to have it done right. I don't want to take any shortcuts.

I really like the video you linked. It's crazy how much goes into playing cards that is behind the scenes

I'll experiment with adding gold highlights, also I'm researching different methods to print playing cards currently. If I get this deck printed handling and feel will be a huge focus.

I was considering marking the deck, but I honestly don't know what kind of system to use.

I plan on calling them the "Fine" deck of playing cards. Also, I planned on using USPCC, I'm not an expert on card stock but I want thicker cards that focus on durability (I've heard for example that the Bee Erdnase deck is particularly durable). I'm going to do more research however as I'm not...

Would thin borders be ok for magic? Not extremely thin but thinner than standard cards. Also I like the idea of different colors, maybe like a cherry red version.

Thanks I really like that idea. However I'd be concerned that the black borders would chip

Thank you, elegance was a focal point of the design as well

Been working a bit on a back design, trying to make it applicable for magic as well as cardistry. I'm just looking for opinions and suggestions on the idea before I take it further (Considering Kickstarter once I have a final design). I'm the only one who has seen the design, so if it's like...

Yeah I know :/ He mentioned there would be different decks. So I assumed the example was just the 4 decks condensed into one.

Spring: Green And yellow Summer: Warm red and orange Winter: Cold blue and white Fall: Natural orange with brown Also Im wondering if the cards are only going to be in one orientation. So like if you rotate a card 180 degrees the top would look differen

So there's going to be four different purchaseable decks? If there's 4 seasons on one deck it'll only be 1 orientation l, which I would not buy. I really like the concept and will buy one of each if it's 4 decks.