Let's Get stARTed! - July 2020
Check out this month's blog. It's filled with stuff to help you navigate next month's big event! The Third Annual ArtfulAugust!
https://mtgcardsmith.com/blog/creating-mtg-card-art
And then go check out our two Cardsmith's of the Month @Usaername & @SteampunkDragon
If you have any tips for our artists out there, be sure to leave them below!
https://mtgcardsmith.com/blog/creating-mtg-card-art
And then go check out our two Cardsmith's of the Month @Usaername & @SteampunkDragon
If you have any tips for our artists out there, be sure to leave them below!
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Acrylic on paper. 1 hour.
Awesome! Thank you for the shout-out too
Also, one hour!? That's a sick speedpaint!
That should sound deep and loud and echo-y in your mind.
PEGASHEEP!
because in the past it's all been a fly by the seat of our pants kinda thing
I think the subtypes should be Sheep Pegasus (instead of Mutant).
Thanks! Yeah the subtypes should be changed.
I usually try to finish art very quickly, otherwise I tend to add too many touches, and with my skills it only makes the picture messier.
Yes, Sketchbook is good too! I've used that program (and I've used other Autodesk software everyday at work for the last 8 years).
And if you can't see that, let me enlarge that painting for you:
I just ...
What is ...
Look, Jesper Myrfors is an amazing artist, and we all have misfires on occasion, so don't get me wrong, but still ...
Anyway, good luck with your art, everyone! I'm sure it will be great!
This painting is almost good.
I definitely know what's going on in the image: claws, fangs, gore, blood, savagery, etc.
But the abstractness of it doesn't really look like the MTG art I think we're all used to.
No disrespect intended, and I know all art is subjective.
Plus, Jesper Myrfors (and ALL of you) are far better artists than I could EVER be, so take my art criticism with a grain of salt!
It's pretty horrible. But they had to do paintings at a pretty small scale back then (if I'm not mistaken), and they also might've had issues with timing and just needed anything to stick on a card before it got printed. Myrfors might've just thrown that image together very quickly.
I wouldn't be too sure about that, I'm using Paint for my artwork, it's a pain in the ass and it's not even so good to look at when you put it in a card, so don't let yourself down. Who knows, maybe you'll make something very amazing in its semplicity