Arta Monday: Endless ranks of the dead
Today’s Arta Monday piece is a Magic: the Gathering illustration from Ryan Yee showing what is about to happen. Great tension in this piece.
Arta Monday: Medieval Skirmish
Simon Gocal gives us a great combat illustration here, showing the movement and strength of the participants wonderfully. Some part of me thinks this would make a great jigsaw puzzle. … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Distress
Today’s illustration is by Michael C. Hayes. Distress is a card which forces your opponent to discard a card – in game terms you are attacking their mind directly to … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Runestone
This week’s ArtA Monday is a loading screen artwork by Craig Mullins – this one is part of a series he created for the strategy game Crusader Kings III: Sometimes … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Caught in the Open
Today’s piece comes from the talented brush of Donato Giancola and features a surprise attack by a blue dragon: This piece was illustrated for a private collector.
Arta Monday: Archangel of Strife
Welcome to the first Arta Monday of 2022! If you’re a fan of these weekly art pieces, then you’ll be pleased to know this series will continue for the rest … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Angel of Flight Alabaster
Magic’s morose realm of Innistrad makes even the angels sad, as illustrated here wonderfully by Howard Lyon: There is no happy ending for this angel, as previously covered in a … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Border Patrol
This piece from Simon Gocal makes me wonder what land’s borders this patrol group are watching over, and what threats they could be guarding against.
Arta Monday: Linvala
Linvala is an angelic leader from Magic’s realm of Zendikar. There have been several versions of this character over the years, but I find I like the original art from … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Kargan Dragonlord
Dragons are rarely in my top Magic card arts, but everything in this piece comes together for me. The brightness of the dragon’s flame, the dark sky behind, the savage … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Ansalon
Ansalon is the fictional land where the stories of Dragonlance take place. Dragonlance being a memorable series of books, provided your memory stretches back to the 1980s – and you … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Grave Titan
This week’s piece is a Magic card from Nils Hamm. The Grave Titan was part of a cycle of five titans, one for each colour of Magic. As suggested by … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Abyssal Persecutor
Today’s art is a magic card from Brian “Chippy” Dugan: Abyssal Persecutor is an interesting card. It’s more powerful that you would expect for its cost, but it comes with … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Ancient Temple
I had to give this piece its on name as it’s titles only by its date of posting on ArtStation. A lot of artists post untitled work like this, with … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Sorin Markov
Today’s art features a great character first illustrated by Michael Komarck Sorin is a centuries-old vampire with many schemes in motion at any one time. One of his long term … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Mountain
This mountain art was done for Magic: the Gathering by Karl Kopinski. The trio of figures included in the art suggests a story about to be told.
Arta Monday: Hunt for the fire wurm
Another art piece from the talented Seb McKinnon. This one dips into mythology.
Arta Monday: Luminous Angel
Another memorable angle art from Magic: the Gathering This one comes from the talented Jason Chan.
Arta Monday: Channel
This art for Magic: the Gathering by Rebecca Guay showcase her ethereal art style One art director decided to remove her from the roster of artists working on the game. … Continue reading
Arta Monday: Lonely Castle
This digital piece from Kamila Szutenberg shows a knight exporting a vast castle. It mostly lies in ruins, but some parts look habitable. A quick confession: I made this name … Continue reading
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