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Ron and Terese Team Up on MtG Alterations

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    After 15 years of creating art for Magic the Gathering, Terese and her brother Ron Spencer have decided to team up for some alteration fun! Watch the slide show of how their first one came to pass. If you're extremely interested in having an altered card created by Ron and Terese (and you're familiar with what these cards usually go for on eBay) then contact Ron at ber5erker@hamilton.net and he'll guide you through our process. http://teresenielsen.typepad.com/the_world_of_terese_niels/magic-extreme-alterations.html

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January 04, 2011

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Aaron

The art for these basic lands is, without a doubt, my favorite Magic art. I'm sure all your fans would be incredibly interested in an "Extreme Alteration" of these lands. They would look amazing!

Morten Lund

I just recently started playing again, and i just bought a full set of these lands! They are absolutely gorgeous. It's fun to think that you can actually get the prints cheaper than the actual cards. :)

Ariane Nazemi

These artworks are so beautiful! I wonder what happened to the original canvases, they must be an amazing sight!

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