

In the red Wizard example above, we just say that the wizard can spit balls of plasma. etc.), no description of action or location. That means no camera angles, no specific description that forces the artist into certain corners (the Wizard has red hair, a goatee, a red cloak with purple polka dots, etc. While you may like really disgusting art, there are others who don’t. Be appropriate to the game in general.That’s because, with a creature card, the artist has only one thing to focus on and make impressive: the creature being depicted. Generally, we’ve found that the fewer people and things you require with your concept, the better the art is. You’ll need to be clear and avoid jargon. If it’s a direct damage spell, is it fire, lava, or lightning? If it’s a creature that regenerates, how is that generally reflected in its physical form? For example, a red Wizard who taps to deal one damage to a creature or player might have a concept that reads, “a red Wizard who has the ability to spit balls of plasma.” In fact, remember that not all Magic artists know the first thing about the game. Give the artist a general idea of how the card’s abilities work.
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Babycakes is (He's an Elemental! Full results at the end!), this is the first step in converting that into actual card art. Now that you’ve decided what the creature type of Mr. So now we get into (what I think is) the fun part of making a Magic card: the creative elements! Now that all those pesky game-play concerns are over with, we can finally start looking at the important things!
