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[Ongoing] I can draw... maybe?
Time to be brave! And possibly blind the entire world with my extreme lack of artistic talent!
Original Card: http://mtgcardsmith.com/view/oath-of-joseph
New Art: http://mtgcardsmith.com/view/oath-of-badly-drawn-joseph
Blind yet? Guess not! In that case, you might be able to enter this challenge!
The goal here is simple. Find a card you've made that you have not made the art for, and attempt to make a piece of art inspired by the art on the card. Then, use that art on that card, see how it looks, and put it here!
Rules:
- This isn't just a contest for bad art. If you're a professional or just good at art, don't be sky!
- No copying and pasting the art.
- Do not trace the art or attempt to recreate it. Make something similar, but be original to avoid plagiarism!
- Sorry for any inconvenience, but I am strictly banning the use of MS Paint and similar programs for this contest. GIMP, Paint.NET, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. are still fair game.
- You may change parts of the card if you see fit, but it must still constitute as "the same" (My remake of Oath of Joseph is probably the line to draw, changing things that don't work.)
- We aren't judging your art here. Don't be shy!
- MTG Cardsmith critics can be harsh. Understand that some people on the site may not be as accepting of bad art as I am.
- Please post what medium you made your art with, and how you made it (for instance, for mine I used a sheet of printer paper, pencils (mechanical and colored), and a scanner [to get my art onto a computer])
- DO NOT CLAIM SOMEONE ELSE'S ART AS YOUR OWN!!!
To make people not feel rushed (in case they need a bit) I've made this "contest" ongoing.
To prevent overflow, limit three entries per Cardsmith within a seven day period. (Example: You posted an entry on Sunday, Tuesday, and Saturday. On Sunday, you can post another entry.)
Original Card: http://mtgcardsmith.com/view/oath-of-joseph
New Art: http://mtgcardsmith.com/view/oath-of-badly-drawn-joseph
Blind yet? Guess not! In that case, you might be able to enter this challenge!
The goal here is simple. Find a card you've made that you have not made the art for, and attempt to make a piece of art inspired by the art on the card. Then, use that art on that card, see how it looks, and put it here!
Rules:
- This isn't just a contest for bad art. If you're a professional or just good at art, don't be sky!
- No copying and pasting the art.
- Do not trace the art or attempt to recreate it. Make something similar, but be original to avoid plagiarism!
- Sorry for any inconvenience, but I am strictly banning the use of MS Paint and similar programs for this contest. GIMP, Paint.NET, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. are still fair game.
- You may change parts of the card if you see fit, but it must still constitute as "the same" (My remake of Oath of Joseph is probably the line to draw, changing things that don't work.)
- We aren't judging your art here. Don't be shy!
- MTG Cardsmith critics can be harsh. Understand that some people on the site may not be as accepting of bad art as I am.
- Please post what medium you made your art with, and how you made it (for instance, for mine I used a sheet of printer paper, pencils (mechanical and colored), and a scanner [to get my art onto a computer])
- DO NOT CLAIM SOMEONE ELSE'S ART AS YOUR OWN!!!
To make people not feel rushed (in case they need a bit) I've made this "contest" ongoing.
To prevent overflow, limit three entries per Cardsmith within a seven day period. (Example: You posted an entry on Sunday, Tuesday, and Saturday. On Sunday, you can post another entry.)
This discussion has been closed.
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Also, to anyone entering, I forgot to mention this, so I'm updating the rules. Please post what medium you made your art with.
Pens and Marker on paper.
Edit: added the original card.
I'd like someone to update this so that you can submit original cards with your own art!
Speaking of which, here's some art I worked on over the past couple of days. Hope you like it!
http://mtgcardsmith.com/view/joseph-hope-abandoned