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TODAY'S FEATURED POST

Working with Models, Part 1

Kristine Poole

I’m crawling around the studio on all fours, doing my finest impression of a stampeding wild boar. Across the room, a young woman glares at me defiantly, gracefully dodges my attacks and (ever so gently) fends off my charges with a long staff. Indeed, as Don Lockwood put it in “Singin’ in the Rain”…“Dignity. Always dignity.” Peculiar as it may sound, for us, this is  just another normal day in the studio working with our…

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Scott Fischer paints ‘Force of Will’

Scott Fischer

August 4, 2020 - Hey folks, happy to finally be able to share my rendition of the iconic Magic the Gathering card: Force of Will. (From the Double Masters MTG set) Here is 10 minutes of behind the scenes process art, narrated by yours truly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW4wbHCPEDE&feature=youtu.be The painting was done almost entirely in FW Acrylic ink, using Robert Simmons brushes and Nikko nib/dip pens. The surface is Ampersand primed cradled panel. Let me tell you, as a MTG artist who played the game in the 90's, before I ever started working for them, this was a total honor to do.  

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