While some players prefer their cards not to be “tainted” by pens and paints, Sabine Luger of south-eastern Germany really brings Magic cards to life with her alterations. the Spirit Dragon” (posted October 14, 2015) Don’t even try to make sense of these cards just accept them for their majestic glory and move on with your life.Ĥ. Some of my favorites utilize what they call “Keyword Soup”–jamming as many keywords into the text box as possible, while others try to incorporate non-Magic genres into the hot mess. This blog collects the best and the worst efforts of Magic’s beloved players on a card creator site called MTG Cardsmith. Who knew life as we know it would increase in hilarity when a couple of small pieces of plastic used to imitate eyeballs are thrown into the mix! See if your favorite card has yet to be given googly eyes by typing it into the search bar at the blog’s homepage!įor every Magic card that has been given time and work to design and develop, there are a thousand fan-created ones that have not. The art of Magic by far exceeds that of any card game, but what if we added some googly eyes? This blog seeks to answer that questions, and for every card asked to be googlifed, the OP delivers. Don’t forget to support the blog by buying one or more of its six books! It’s been on Tumblr for more than two and a half years already, so you are totally welcome to scroll through and read every comic illustrated thus far. So without further ado, here are five Magic: The Gathering blogs that you should (already) be following!Īptly named and authored by “Magic Addict”, this web-comic is all for the love of Magic: The Gathering and nothing else. These are more self-explanatory in a sense that they draw in users with quick and easy-to-view images–pretty much what Tumblr’s best at. Instead of highlighting one particular blog and going in-depth on why I like it, I’ve decided to share with you five of my favorite Magic blogs here on Tumblr. I’m thinking about trying something a little different for Feature Friday this week.
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