Hi there. I hope everyone is doing well !
I made this little project during my time in lock down in France.
I hope some of you will like it. 
I used p5 right at the start because I wanted to draw each cards with a generative approach. Thanks to that, I was able to play with a few parameters and then generate a whole deck of 30 cards. I also use noise() and noiseSeed(), to get random value and it turns out pretty handy.
I’m curious to hear you thoughts if you have any !
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Nice project, love the visuals and the animations! 
Are you able to add procedural colors like aquarelle to the cards as the ones in the background? (or you painted them by hand)
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Thanks @josephh !
I had this in mind but I didn’t implemented it yet. For now, I just colorized few of them manually, but doing it via procedural generation could be a great challenge, especially if we want to keep the animations on the cards since it would induce some performance issues (the frame rate is already low).
My guess is that I would need to use WEBGL to be able to use some shaders, which could
be quite fun 
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Nice, I didn’t think about this one! It could be really cool to also have the colors spread like aquarelle on wet paper to colorize the cards… 