December 2, 2019

Planeswalkers and Verdant Catacombs

Narset, Parter of Veils



Teferi, Time Raveler



Verdant Catacombs


Verdant Catacombes

November 4, 2019

Misty Rainforest

New edition of Misty Rainforest, my favourite card


Recent alterations

Here are some recent alteration made on commission, among them you'll find 3 sets in the "weather types" style (Nettle Sentinel, Elvish Visionary, Heritage Druid) and one full alteration (Prossh, the Skyrader of Kher)


Nettle Sentinel





Elvish Visionary





Heritage Druid





Prossh, the Skyraider of Kher




Ashling the Pilgrim





October 19, 2019

5 long years

It has been a really long time that I haven't done alterations but I still own a few cards and I figured out it would be nice to alter them. Here are the 2 first ones, Dryad Arbor and High Market, which are foils from FTV: Realms. Painting on foils was quite a challenge so I hope you like them!






November 26, 2014

I'm back!

Hi everyone,

It's been a while since I haven't posted anything. I did a few commissions but didn't have much time for painting. I'm up for all commissions now and I'll also post soon some of my new work.

Enjoy :)
Aspasia

December 14, 2013

December 9, 2013

Breeding Pool, Scavenging Ooze, Mutavault, Jace, Architect of Thought

Hi!

I had a few comissions and other alterations going on. Here are just a few. I'll try to keep this blog updated more constantly.

Breeding Pool


Mutavault



Jace, Architect of Thought
 

Scavenging Ooze




October 4, 2013

Deathrite Shaman, Domri Rade, Overgrown Tomb, Thundermaw Hellkite, Elvish Mystic

Hi, here is my latest work. I hope you enjoy them.

Deathrite Shaman


Domri Rade


Thundermaw Hellkite


Elvish Mystic


Overgrown Tomb


September 27, 2013

Misty Rainforest - how it's done

How does the Misty Rainforest grow? ;)


My basic set is the acrylic paints in 5 colors + 4 brushes (2 flat ones to do backgrounds + 2 thin ones for details). The thinnest one is actually so thin that almost doesn't work, so I use it only for very little particles like dots.


 First layer of the background.


I start with the upper part of the card, by covering it with a layer of basic colors of my background. I'm not particularly accurate on that phase.


Now working on hues and saturation of the sky color.


It's time to do plants. I start with the upper right corner. New leaves and branches are a continuation of what is already on the card. Strong stroke for the branches on the front, blurry shapes in the back. I also add dark layer on the lower border of the card.


Leaves - first I do soft shadows on the title field, then I put a thick layer of a dark green paint, and then a couple of bright green points.


Creating some tropical plants on the right border 


As the leaves looked too flat to me, I touched them with a bright yellow color and blended it into green. This way I created the 3D effect of the leafy branch.


Time for the left side - again, I start with shadows and create some shapes with the lighter paint in the end. 


Now I add some contrasting details to make the painting look more vibrant. And the top is done!


The bottom part of the card will be covered with different types of plants. Some of them are already on the original painting, some of them come from my imagination.


To make shadows directly on the card surface I use diluted paint and middle-sized brush.


To do these plants I started with a thick layer of paint to create shapes, and then added some lights and shadows. The forest is growing...





Elements such as lianas express the spirit of the forest. Lilac corresponds to the colors of the card.


Adding more shadows gives the impression of the density.


To achieve a final effect I add a spiderweb above the title of the card. 


Now it's done :)