Cyberpunk Card Art & Packaging
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m building Trace Protocol, an 18-card cyberpunk micro-game whose visuals are just as important as its mechanics. I need every card face to feel like a comic-book panel lit with a neon-soaked, futuristic palette. When the eighteen front faces are laid out in order they must lock together into one seamless “data path” illustration without losing individual readability for icons and rules—a balance of style and clear tabletop UI/UX.
The reverse side of every card will carry a full-bleed character image that represents the Runner
To keep the scope crystal clear, here’s what I’ll look for in the final hand-off:
• 18 front-face card designs that connect edge-to-edge into one continuous illustration
• 1 universal card back featuring character artwork
• Packaging artwork (outer wrap/box) styled to match the deck
• Layered source files plus print-ready CMYK PDFs at 300 dpi
If you thrive on neon glow, comic-book energy, and smart tabletop design, I’d love to see how you’d bring Trace Protocol to life.
Attached is the layout of a card
The reverse side of every card will carry a full-bleed character image that represents the Runner
To keep the scope crystal clear, here’s what I’ll look for in the final hand-off:
• 18 front-face card designs that connect edge-to-edge into one continuous illustration
• 1 universal card back featuring character artwork
• Packaging artwork (outer wrap/box) styled to match the deck
• Layered source files plus print-ready CMYK PDFs at 300 dpi
If you thrive on neon glow, comic-book energy, and smart tabletop design, I’d love to see how you’d bring Trace Protocol to life.
Attached is the layout of a card