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Mark Tedin does some of the coolest design work in Magic. He's very often one of the behind-the-scenes people that helps conceptualize the look and feel of Magic. I've studied his design ideas for many years as he is frequently a contributor to the style guides that are given to all of the artists that illustrate Magic cards. So here's one more homage to Mark, featuring his wicked cool Necropotence dude. It's up on ebay for the next three days.
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Do you have a handful of favorite cards that you would absolutely LOVE to have embellished with Terese's signature? You don't HAVE to go to an event and stand in long lines to have it done. She's more than happy to sign cards for all of her fans!
Awesome art! Are you gonna do 2 more Mark Tedin's homage alterations? Would be cool to see a playset of altered Force of Wills with Mr. Tedin's art around :)
Posted by: Jordi Amat | May 12, 2010 at 05:16 AM
Thank you for your kind words Jordi, as well as posting my work on your awesome site! I hadn't thought of more Mark Tedin pieces yet. If I did, what other popular cards of his would you recommend?
Posted by: Terese Nielsen | May 12, 2010 at 11:32 AM
The list of amazing cards Mark has drawn is actually endless, but if I'd had to choose a couple to finish the series, I'd choose the Juzam Djinn and the Chaos Orb. Those two cards are icons of the game with a huge collectible value.
Posted by: Jordi Amat | May 17, 2010 at 08:25 AM