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TODAY'S FEATURED POST

Mangara the Diplomat – Magic: the Gathering

Howard Lyon

I've been so excited for this card to come out. It can often take 10-12 months after you have done an illustration for Magic: the Gathering for the card to become public and it is always hard to be patient waiting for the new sets to come out. This card was different from most of the cards I have done for Magic. It is very calm and peaceful and the palette is a little different…

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YESTERDAY’S POST

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Kazu Sano: Ahead of his Time

Robert Hunt

June 3, 2020 - Kazu Sano passed away nine years ago. Because he was my dear friend, I want to be sure that illustrators who follow know about him and his work. He used liquitex acrylic paint. He bought it at the same store as everyone else, but somehow he was able to make it do things that nobody else could do. He learned acrylic colors inside out and made them his vocabulary. He truly mastered his medium and made it do what he wanted.- which enabled him to rise to almost any challenge, and to make these amazing pictures that are part of his lasting gift to the world.   I met Kazu in 1979. I had moved to…

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