Welcome back to part two of my series on the Magic illustrations of Rebecca Guay. In Part 1, I covered Guay’s first work, way back in the Alliances expansion (1996), and came chronologically through Weatherlight (1997). We saw a few examples of the classic style Guay is known for, as well as some experiments and [...]

So I guess I’m behind the times, especially as a die hard Guay fan.  This comes as a welcome treat for her fans as she had no regular printed work in this block thus far. Thanks to Planeswalker Writes, for bringing this to my attention. I guess this news came out last month and it’s for [...]

there’s not too much news out this week for magic the gathering…so i thought i would do a review ofMagic: the Gathering – Battlegrounds. from the title of the post, you can tell that i’m not down with this shameless attempt at milking more money from the magic the gathering player base. so why do [...]

In this segment of our interview with Volkan Baga (at GP LA), we’ll cover his perfered medium as well as his major influences (Syd Mead & Donato Giancola). Note:  for this post, i’m trying out google’s video upload and embedding (vs. youtube…also owned by google).

joe and i were able to meet with volkan baga for a sitdown interview.  we discussed everything from his Magic the Gathering work to art in general.  if you ever have the chance to meet him, he’s very approachable.  great to speak with.  you can also look at the pieces he has available on his [...]

just a quick note to let our readers konw that we’ll be attending GP – LA (Wizards’ site) not only as competitors (team power 9 pro) but we’ll also be on the scout to get you the best footage possible, including event break downs, discussions about meta-game, player impressions and hopefully an interview with volkan [...]

shezam. it’s saved to my server here (it’s a zipfile) so you can now have it as your desktop image. thanks to mtg realm for letting me know it was there.