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SteveArgyle — Somberwald Sage
Published: 2012-05-26 15:23:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 122407; Favourites: 7745; Downloads: 4471
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Disney princesses are often depicted with an army of adorable forest critters. And, like them, our lovely Somberwald Sage here has perfected her relationship with nature to the point of commanding teeming legions of obedient forest vermin. Difference is, she’s not afraid to use them to their true potential.If, for example, she were Sleeping Beauty: She would have launched wave after wave of adorable singing animals against Maleficent’s castle. Then, with the castle as a stronghold, wage a campaign of conquering that puts the ancient Ceasar’s to shame.
For Magic the Gathering. Copyright Wizards of the Coast. Art directed by Jeremy Jarvis.
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love it!! hehe its soo great and with all the detail it makes it just really awesome !!
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I don't believe in my eyes!!
Wonderfull!!Magic!!Fantastic!!!Amazing!!!
Woooooooow!!
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This is fantastic, I'm intrigued to know what the original size was you worked in?
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Hello, I am working on a trading card game called Exaspianite (Egg zas pee on ight) And the point of the cards is that all of the creatures are made by some of the best animators me and my company and I can find. I truly believe that this would make an amazing card for this trading card game and I would love (with your permission of course) to use this as a graphic for the game.
Please, respond to liam41297@gmail.com if you find the time.
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Unfortunately it's unlikely you would get a permission, as the artwork is copyrighted by Wizards of the Coast. I'm not sure would they want to lend images they use in their own trading card games.
You're better off for searching for artists who still own their works.
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Absolutely amazing design, great job and also the book description itself was amazing! Truely epic job, keep up the good work and I will applause you for eternity!
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Very interesting concept and artwork! Love it!
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When I see one of your works in my inbox I usually leave it there for several days, coming back multiple times to look at it again and again. This isn't just to fawn over it, it's to notice new details that I missed the last time through. For example, I didn't notice her braid last time.
The amount of detail is ridiculous. The more I train my eye doing my own paintings the more I notice on yours, and every piece becomes marginally more headsplodey each time I see it.
How long does each painting take you? And how large is the canvas and resolution? Do you soom in to do fine details on things like the fur, hair and armor etchings, or do you have a brush specifically for that?
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Wow, that is a really really good idea. And headsplodey is my new word of the day.
(sorry I'm not Steve, but your comment and insight and stuff made me just have to respond)
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Thanks! Glad to spread a term!
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LOL, I always love your descriptions.
A fine piece of art, I love it.
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Usually I'm very critical about pieces, but this is absolutely stunning. The lighting is dramatic, the character's pose, and usually I don't like animal-collages, but you integrated the animals into the painting so well that it's not distracting and really compliments the woman. Amazing work, absolutely inspiring!
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Dear SteveArgyle
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you are Most welcome!!! ...
regards
Trancendence of Art...
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Easily one of my favorite illustrations from the whole Innistrad block. Well done, sir.
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if that was an eagle and not an owl then this would be prefect for me
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