MTG Salvation

Here's a couple.

He wanted a Worldly Tutor with one of the better targets in his pauper cube. So I changed the head of the staff to Pelakka Wurm.

I think what he is asking is about gloss surface differential.
I find that the more I thin my paints with water(especially black) the less glossy the end result will be(goldens, my valejos are already matte). This will also give a smoother finish that catches highlights less and more or less will disappear inside a sleeve. Under a glaring light you can usually still see the transitions, but a light sealer will usually solve that too.

or not.

Liliana is still such a good card. Commission.

And Ajani

Fyndhorn fellas.

I posted a vid of "my" process of painting cards with some voice over on what I was doing. This is by no means the only way, just the way I do it.

The actual video quality isn't that great because I recorded on a whim(in the wrong format). From a commission from last month.

http://youtu.be/u-dtPMRXGqc

Nother extension.


I webcam videoed this one with vlc player. Can't for the life of me figure out how to convert the result to a format Premiere can recognize.

Here's one I did this week.

Nother one

I like to use Krylon Matte 1311. While they don't necessarily need it, spray finishing will do a lot to bring the sometimes glossy paint and card down together. This goes a long way to making the paint and non painted areas more homogeneous.

I also recommend warming the can in warm water until it no longer cools down when you shake them before you spray. Gives a more even spray for further down into the can before it begins to spit.

I think I like this Jace pic over all the others.

Geez Gal, are you doing this full time now? Where do you find the time?


Another simple one.
http://magiccards.info/query?q=Restoration+angel&v=card&s=cname

Got the itch tonight.