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Thanks and see you next time!ĭonny Caltrider has been playing Magic since 2002 and collecting original Magic art since 2017.

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Feel free to ask questions or retweet to continue the conversation. Remember, to see original #mtgart and other #vorthos related things, follow me on Twitter. Looking forward, there is a special Valentine’s Day edition of the Mirror Gallery coming next week featuring the voices of all of us at Hipsters of the Coast, and to close out the month is an interview with one of Magic’s newest artists about her artistic career, both within and outside the game. I’m hoping to do one of these “Art Grand Tours” for each new set, so if you enjoyed it, please do let me know on Twitter or Facebook. All of it, and I mean all of it, is exceptional, and could have its own article just like this one. I purposely didn’t include any promotional or Guild Kit art for the sake of space, but I would encourage you to have a closer look at some of the art from these sub-series. I hoped you all enjoyed it as much as I did, whether it was just getting to see some small art real big or finding something you may not have known or seen previously. So that’s that, our first Mirror Gallery Art Grand Tour. Stewart’s Dovin is entirely unique he is not contemplative, or cunning, or dismissive, but wholly focused on his task at hand. Every other Planeswalker card or spell featuring this character has been rendered digitally. As of right now, this is the only traditional Magic illustration depicting Dovin Baan.

If you follow me on Twitter you know I have a particular affinity for this painting, so much that I purchased the original for my own collection. Warden by Matt Stewart, oil on Ampersand gessoboard, 14” x 18,” private collection. My favorite paintings in Ravnica Allegiance, in no particular order: Breeding Pool by Jenn Ravenna I’ll begin just as he started his article: He is drawn to art with supreme storytelling as I am, so this will be our inspiration and our guide. I was exploring different approaches to the same idea, and came across art critic Jerry Saltz’s 2010 article A Grand Tour, where he looks at his favorite paintings in New York City from that summer and provides an image and short snippet about what struck him about each work.

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Those are neither my forte nor my faculty, but this series of articles will be an amalgamation of art critique and storytelling illumination-entirely informal and hopefully a bit of fun.Įven though I’ve wanted to do a “Donny’s Favorite Things” style article for specific set art for some time, at the outset of this piece I was still unable to nail down a format. Your regularly scheduled full-scale and technical MTG art reviews will always be courtesy of Mike Linnemann over at CoolStuffInc. This article is going to look at some of my favorite paintings in the set, tell you why I like them so much, and also why you might like them too.

Today I am trying something completely different, and something I’ve wanted to do since I started writing for Hipsters of the Coast about a year ago. Good morning everyone and welcome back once again to the Mirror Gallery.