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Here is a little MTG (Magic the Gathering) parody piece featuring my friend, 
eddiebear as Fu Manchu the Eastern Dragon. Eddie has several fursuits and wanted me to use him in one of my "poster" creations. Ok, Eddie Bear. This one's for you!
If you liked this, please comment. I'll be hitting 1k watchers soon and will be doing a special give-away. but you have to be watching me. Go fetch your friends and give me a watch. Check out my gallery for other weird parody pieces.
galethunderdragon took the photograph Fu Manchu was extracted from. The card background is from MTG, and the dragon in the background is copyright free as it was produced by the government of China for a postage stamp. All this was lumped together in a Photoshop bowl and stirred around and baked by myself. It would make an interesting Magic Card, though.
eddiebear as Fu Manchu the Eastern Dragon. Eddie has several fursuits and wanted me to use him in one of my "poster" creations. Ok, Eddie Bear. This one's for you! If you liked this, please comment. I'll be hitting 1k watchers soon and will be doing a special give-away. but you have to be watching me. Go fetch your friends and give me a watch. Check out my gallery for other weird parody pieces.
galethunderdragon took the photograph Fu Manchu was extracted from. The card background is from MTG, and the dragon in the background is copyright free as it was produced by the government of China for a postage stamp. All this was lumped together in a Photoshop bowl and stirred around and baked by myself. It would make an interesting Magic Card, though.
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Eastern Dragon
Size 938 x 1280px
File Size 829.1 kB
I'm pretty good. I'm printing some interesting stuff. I just did a furry post apocolyptic RPG game book called HC SVNT DRACONES, and another hilarious book called Bad Furry's Guide to the Furry Fandom. I also did some 1930's style travel posters in vinyl about exo planets. Elvis Presley book orders have slowed down, but I just delivered 50 to a client yesterday. I also have a huge funeral book project pending as the person in question is not expected to last much longer. I can't say who it is, but he's well known in certain circles (not furry). I'm getting ready for Texas Furry Fiesta now.
I'd like to use Jazzy in a poster some time.
I'd like to use Jazzy in a poster some time.
Oh... to explain the card. The symbols on the top right are the mana casting cost. There are five different colors of mana in Magic the Gathering, plus colorless. Since your fursuit has almost all of the colors, (white, black, red, and green) I made it's casting cost one of each. Blue, in this case, would represent all of the water you have to drink to stay in suit. lol. The extra cost listed below gives you the special abilities for one turn. The 3/4 symbol in the bottom right are your attack strength and life total numbers. The blue cumulative upkeep cost represents how you have to keep drinking fluids and how much fursuiting takes out of you. Eventually, you have to wear out and take him off (put him in the graveyard).
Ha, awesome! Though cumulative upkeep is not so awesome (at least it isn't as bad as the cumulative upkeep for Polar Kraken from Ice Age--"Sacrifice an island"). I haven't played that game in years, but, like you, I started with Ice Age (and then quit sometime during Urza's Saga).
This is fun--I would love to see some other fursuiters turned into cards and have this be a little set of some sort. :)
This is fun--I would love to see some other fursuiters turned into cards and have this be a little set of some sort. :)
I read that in your reply to Eddie only after posting my own comment, and I thought that was a really clever interpretation. :) So yes, that makes perfect sense, heh. Now all we need to supplement this is an Enchant Creature for Popufur status! :P Though that may end up being more of a curse than a blessing, ha ha.
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