Eternal Durdles

In this conversation, Dan Frazier, a renowned artist known for his iconic Magic: The Gathering cards, shares his journey in the world of game art. He discusses the challenges and creative processes behind his work, the significance of artist recognition, and the evolution of Magic art over the years. Frazier reflects on his experiences, the impact of technology on art, and the legacy he hopes to leave in the gaming community.Chapters00:00 The Origins of Magic Art08:20 The Evolution of Magic Art and Artists16:05 The Artistic Process and Challenges21:28 Personal Reflections and Favorite Works27:56 The Impact of Magic Art on Players

In this conversation, Dan Frazier, a renowned artist known for his iconic Magic: The Gathering cards, shares his journey in the world of game art. He discusses the challenges and creative processes behind his work, the significance of artist recognition, and the evolution of Magic art over the years. Frazier reflects on his experiences, the impact of technology on art, and the legacy he hopes to leave in the gaming community.Chapters00:00 The Origins of Magic Art08:20 The Evolution of Magic Art and Artists16:05 The Artistic Process and Challenges21:28 Personal Reflections and Favorite Works27:56 The Impact of Magic Art on Players

Zac Clark and ForceofPhil delve into the intricacies of deck building in Magic: The Gathering, particularly focusing on the constraints that players face in different formats. They explore how limitations can enhance creativity in brewing decks, the importance of understanding the pillars of a format, and how project management principles can be applied to deck building strategies. The discussion culminates in a community engagement segment where they invite listeners to share their thoughts on the triple constraints of deck building.

Zac Clark and ForceofPhil delve into the intricacies of deck building in Magic: The Gathering, particularly focusing on the constraints that players face in different formats. They explore how limitations can enhance creativity in brewing decks, the importance of understanding the pillars of a format, and how project management principles can be applied to deck building strategies. The discussion culminates in a community engagement segment where they invite listeners to share their thoughts on the triple constraints of deck building.

Zac Clark and ForceofPhil discuss the new Premiere format, which serves as an alternative to Legacy. They explore the design philosophy behind card legality, the impact of power creep, and the importance of community engagement in ensuring the success of new formats. The discussion also delves into specific cards that will not be legal in Premiere, evaluating their impact on gameplay and the overall balance of the game. In this conversation, Zac Clark and ForceofPhil delve into the evolving landscape of Magic: The Gathering, particularly focusing on the implications of new card exclusions in the Premier format. They explore various themes such as the potential resurgence of certain decks, the impact of specific mechanics like Delve and Cascade, and the overall power level and design philosophy of the game. The discussion also touches on the frustrations with 'gotcha' mechanics and the future viability of decks like Dredge without key cards. The hosts reflect on the importance of card design and the ba

Zac Clark and ForceofPhil discuss the new Premiere format, which serves as an alternative to Legacy. They explore the design philosophy behind card legality, the impact of power creep, and the importance of community engagement in ensuring the success of new formats. The discussion also delves into specific cards that will not be legal in Premiere, evaluating their impact on gameplay and the overall balance of the game. In this conversation, Zac Clark and ForceofPhil delve into the evolving landscape of Magic: The Gathering, particularly focusing on the implications of new card exclusions in the Premier format. They explore various themes such as the potential resurgence of certain decks, the impact of specific mechanics like Delve and Cascade, and the overall power level and design philosophy of the game. The discussion also touches on the frustrations with 'gotcha' mechanics and the future viability of decks like Dredge without key cards. The hosts reflect on the importance of card design and the balance ne

The video features an interview with Jeff Menges, a well-known artist for Magic: The Gathering cards, discussing his early career and work on the game. The host shares his excitement about talking to someone whose *magic art* has been part of his life since he was a teenager. He also discusses his *trading card game* experience.

The video features an interview with Jeff Menges, a well-known artist for Magic: The Gathering cards, discussing his early career and work on the game. The host shares his excitement about talking to someone whose *magic art* has been part of his life since he was a teenager. He also discusses his *trading card game* experience.

Now is the time to lock in your deck and master your matchups for the upcoming Eternal Weekend in *magic the gathering*. The hosts discuss strategies for getting ready, touching on the importance of *deck building*. Hear how they're preparing for *competitive gaming*!Support us on Patreon:

Now is the time to lock in your deck and master your matchups for the upcoming Eternal Weekend in *magic the gathering*. The hosts discuss strategies for getting ready, touching on the importance of *deck building*. Hear how they're preparing for *competitive gaming*!Support us on Patreon:

Zac Clark and IamActuallyLvL1 AKA Justin Gennari discuss the recent Steel City Vintage tournament, focusing on deck strategies, the current meta, and the upcoming Eternal Weekend. They explore the diversity of decks in the Vintage format, including the dominance of the Lurrus Frog deck and the role of Dredge and Bazaar decks. The discussion also highlights innovative strategies and rogue decks that could emerge in future tournaments, as well as personal experiences and favorite spells in Vintage.

Zac Clark and IamActuallyLvL1 AKA Justin Gennari discuss the recent Steel City Vintage tournament, focusing on deck strategies, the current meta, and the upcoming Eternal Weekend. They explore the diversity of decks in the Vintage format, including the dominance of the Lurrus Frog deck and the role of Dredge and Bazaar decks. The discussion also highlights innovative strategies and rogue decks that could emerge in future tournaments, as well as personal experiences and favorite spells in Vintage.

Jeff Laubenstein shares stories from early *magic the gathering* and his work on the *mtg* card Scragnoth. He discusses the *art* direction and creative freedom he had. It's a great look behind the scenes at *card making*.

Jeff Laubenstein shares stories from early *magic the gathering* and his work on the *mtg* card Scragnoth. He discusses the *art* direction and creative freedom he had. It's a great look behind the scenes at *card making*.

Mike shares how he connects artists with buyers through his Collector Art House platform, highlighting the appeal of the artwork and his passion for Sorcery: the Contested Realm. He helps artists sell their creations and get their work out there for all to see. It's a great way to support artists and the trading card game.Mike from Collector Arthouse shares his journey from being a TCG enthusiast to creating a platform that connects artists with collectors. He discusses the importance of community building, the unique appeal of the Sorcery game, and the challenges artists face in gaining visibility. Mike emphasizes the need for artists to value their work and the role of auctions in making art accessible to fans. The conversation also touches on the emotional connections to art and the importance of fostering new talent in the industry.Mike's Links!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTyYXZelkHli1vSzDw-OO3Qhttps://www.collectorarthouse.com/https://www.facebook.com/groups/395249985696869

Mike shares how he connects artists with buyers through his Collector Art House platform, highlighting the appeal of the artwork and his passion for Sorcery: the Contested Realm. He helps artists sell their creations and get their work out there for all to see. It's a great way to support artists and the trading card game.Mike from Collector Arthouse shares his journey from being a TCG enthusiast to creating a platform that connects artists with collectors. He discusses the importance of community building, the unique appeal of the Sorcery game, and the challenges artists face in gaining visibility. Mike emphasizes the need for artists to value their work and the role of auctions in making art accessible to fans. The conversation also touches on the emotional connections to art and the importance of fostering new talent in the industry.Mike's Links!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTyYXZelkHli1vSzDw-OO3Qhttps://www.collectorarthouse.com/https://www.facebook.com/groups/395249985696869

Zac and Phil recap their experiences at the Steel City Spectacular, discussing their deck choices, tournament outcomes, and insights into the current meta. They explore the differences between online and paper play, the viability of various decks, and the significance of player trends. The conversation also delves into highlights from a CEDH event, card discoveries, and the potential of new formats like Premier and Pre-Modern. The episode concludes with reflections on what they learned and their future plans in the game.https://moxfield.com/decks/_VLA40URZUyq1xb2XoyW7g

Mark Aronowitz discusses his role as an artist manager, focusing on the intricacies of managing comic book signings and transitioning into the world of Magic: The Gathering. He shares insights on building relationships with artists, the onboarding process for new talent, and the importance of community within the Magic scene. Mark also reflects on his favorite art pieces and the personal connections he has made through his work, while looking ahead to future events and collaborations.

Zac and Phil recap their experiences at the Steel City Spectacular, discussing their deck choices, tournament outcomes, and insights into the current meta. They explore the differences between online and paper play, the viability of various decks, and the significance of player trends. The conversation also delves into highlights from a CEDH event, card discoveries, and the potential of new formats like Premier and Pre-Modern. The episode concludes with reflections on what they learned and their future plans in the game.https://moxfield.com/decks/_VLA40URZUyq1xb2XoyW7g

Mark Aronowitz discusses his role as an artist manager, focusing on the intricacies of managing comic book signings and transitioning into the world of Magic: The Gathering. He shares insights on building relationships with artists, the onboarding process for new talent, and the importance of community within the Magic scene. Mark also reflects on his favorite art pieces and the personal connections he has made through his work, while looking ahead to future events and collaborations.