"Thus have I, Wall, my part discharged so,
And, being done, thus Wall away doth go."
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SciFi & Fantasy Art is Still Weird
- Thread starter Exposition Owl
- Start date
Johnny Unusual
(He/Him)
I love that thing. I cannot tell if that lady is making it happen with magic or that she's taken aback by the wall monster. (EDIT: I'm referencing the magic card but the ugly dog wall is pretty good too).
FelixSH
(He/Him)
I didn't even see the adorable, grumpy face, at first.
I feel like posting MtG card art is cheating because it's too easy.
My eyes almost, almost glanced over the bug-casket
Was this a prog rock album cover? If not then maybe it should have been.
The motorized bug-casket.
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Yeah, but maybe only up to 6th Edition or so.
muteKi
Geno Cidecity
Problem is that the wall is trying to serenade her with a song, but ironically he only knows one song, by Oasis
They had 750k readers, and it's the May 1937 issue.
They're still doing some weird arts, but mostly in ancillary products like the Secret Lair series. Alas, they have not yet featured a drop of further art by Richard Garfield's mom.
Yeah, but Secret Lair is by definition a repository for alternate art. They've got style guides for all the expansions now; those early Anything Goes days of "how many orbs and cubes can we get Mark Tedin to draw" are sadly long gone.They're still doing some weird arts, but mostly in ancillary products like the Secret Lair series. Alas, they have not yet featured a drop of further art by Richard Garfield's mom.
Yeah, I always liked their stuff quite a bit.
Everyone laughed when McDonald's said they'd sponsor the first mouse in space, but who's laughing now?
I can just imagine what the people in the foreground are thinking: "Ugh, not this again. The weather forecast said it was going to be sunny and clear today!"
But her name is Sunny...