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Gender equitable - diverse - sustainable

We turn the playing world on its head!

Games should be fun and bring people together.
For this we need more diverse and fairer images in which very different people can find themselves. Spielköpfe redesign games to educate people about important topics such as equal rights in a playful way.

We turn the playing world on its head!

Playing Cards

The classical card deck redesigned – gender-equitable, diverse and sustainable! It contains the cards 2 to Ace in a simple version and one extra card, if you have lost one card.

12.00€

How does it work?

From King to King*Queen

Our K-Q cards have a king on one side and a queen on the other. So kings and queens become equal. You can play with them like in the usual deck of cards with the king. Every card looks different, just like we do.

From Queen to Officer

The former Queens become Officers. Symbolized by male and female characters. Since O looks similar to Q it is still easy to find it in your hand, and you do not have to learn any new rules.

From Jack to Junior

The former Jacks become Juniors. Also symbolized by male and female characters. We depict different forms of masculinity and feminitiy and diverse people.

Known from

Change your game - Make a statement!

Playfully into a fairer world

gender equitable

There is a queen and a king on every K card. Any gender can be found in any position. Different forms of femininity and masculinity are shown.

diverse

Every card looks different – like we do. There is no room for stereotypes

Our pictures are drawn by different artists with different backgrounds.

sustainable

Our decks are printed on recyclable paper and ecological inks

In addition, we donate 50 cents for each deck of cards sold to the foundation fund for civil sea rescue

gender-equitable

diverse

sustainable

There is a queen and a king on every K card. Any gender can be found in any position. Different forms of femininity and masculinity are shown.

Every card looks different – like we do. There is no room for stereotypes

Our pictures are drawn by different artists with different backgrounds.

Our decks are printed on recyclable paper and ecological inks

In addition, we donate 50 cents for each deck of cards sold to the foundation fund for civil sea rescue

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How about a games night?

Use the summertime to spend some quiet time with your loved ones.

It’s especially fun with our cards!

How about a games evening?

Use the summertime to spend some quiet time with your loved ones.

It’s especially fun with our cards!

Our artists:

It is especially important to us to consider different perspectives and backgrounds in the design process. That’s why we work with very different artists:

Anders

Roya

I study communication design and I'm particularly fascinated by people in all their diversity, with their individual expression. I always wanted to illustrate a parlor game anyway, so the game heads came just at the right time. I think it's great to show the wonderful diversity of people in everyday things like the deck of cards and thus raise awareness of it! @roya_soraya

Berni

I want to arouse emotions and inspire people with visual design; if possible on an educational and socially valuable level. It is important to me to create space for creativity and to always keep moving. Besides my Master's degree in Creative Direction, I work in illustration, 2D animation and media design. @tagtraumheldin

Vanessa

Vanessa Reed is an Illustrator based in Hamburg. Her love for all things mystical and fantasical can be seen in her artwork, as she explores the visionary world and brings it to life while also discovering different creative fascettes of herself, she stays in a constant state of growth. @mooneye_art

Ami

Hello, my name is Amie. I'm 20 years old and I'm currently studying for my design baccalaureate. In my free time, I'm mainly involved in art, but among other things, I'm also committed to inclusion. Together with friends I work on projects that raise awareness for more inclusion, such as the podcast called Inklugang and the inclusive children's book Alle dabei. @amiexart Foto: Anna Spindelndreier

Lisa Marie

Because big steps were once small and because big changes are born with good ideas. @ lisamarieli92