I own this card. Actually I own like 7 of them. They're pretty good for something that came out when the game first took off.

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there is a magic the gathering card that looks just like this

Yes. I am the artist of the MTG card.

Holy shit, thats the art for the card isn't it. what card was it again!? wow as of know i know at least MTG artist are furries!


Do you think i may have what it takes to be a MTG artist or at least concept artist guy type person, plz look at my gallery and give me your opinion of my skill

I am not working with Wizards at this time, so I am not able to make that determination.

Which I noticed I also still have.
I've just sorted through my old Magic Collection to see which cards to keep, well, you have something in common with Phil and Kaja Foglio. Three Artists, were I keep all the cards I have
:)

Those were times, Antiquities, Legends, The Dark, Fallen Empires, Homelands and Ice Age. One year of collecting and playing. Since then I'm immune to collectable card games.

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I have that card somewhere in my collection, fantastic old school stuff

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beatiful

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Oh, cool. I always liked this one! ^^

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From the Arabian Nights expansion set, if I recall rightly.

Correct! Thanks.

My freind Dale, Deceased '00, was a wolf fetishist. you could sell him anything if it had a wolf on it. these were his favorite cards. he played magic, and wolves of all types were prominent in his decks.

Now there is a tough comment to answer. Thanks for remembering the card, your friend, and sharing.

Wonderful stuff, love those eyes.

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Yer welcome.

Nice job looks awesome!!!!

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I used to be a M:TG collecting nut! I still have this card safly packed away in a binder, but now that I see it here, I just may have to get it out and flip through to find it. One of the reasons why I stopped collecting M:TG was because of the direction the art was taking, too 'sterile' (if that makes sense :P). I would like to see a return to the old way it was done when each cards art could seem like something more mystical and arcane. Like an image pulled from from imagination rather than something that you would see from digital program or video game. When I think of M:TG, I think of artists like you, Ron Spencer, Richard Kane Ferguson, Brom, Rob Alexander, Wayne Reynolds...and many others, but I'm sure you get what I meen.

I understand exactly what you mean. I had a lot of fun working with the M:TG people, and I still enjoy there company, but as their art style evolved we parted ways amicably.

One of my first cards, prized alongside my Dark Heart of the Wood. I remember having you sign this one too at Further Confusion back in '00

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2000?!?!? I had Susan sign this card back in 1994... or was it 1993? Susan, do you remember when you signed the artwork I had of this card? It could have been 1995...

HOLY CRAP A REAL LIVING M:TCG ARTIST.

*bows before thee*

I have that card.. (so many people have that card..
Also, are you still drawing for the Wizards? O.O

...oops at the extra C in the M:TG XD

Thank You! I have not worked with Wizards in some time.

Back when I was on the MTG forums, I selected this image as my avatar. =D

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I have tons of these, I collect wolf cards. :3 Awesome work! Do you plan to work with Wizards again, or are you working for a different company right now? if you don't mind my asking.

I don't know what the future is concerning Wizards. I have several friends at Wizards, so I am on on friendly terms with them. Currently I work for myself and am keeping busy, (I have my Cons, games, comics, podcasts and commissions) so I am not really looking for outside work.

........wow, YOU'RE the one that drew this fabulous image? I bought a framed print of this from my game store many moons ago, and it has resided on my wall ever since beside the likes of Robin Koni, Al Agnew and Jon Van Zyle.

I never played or cared about Tragic: The Slathering, but the art was always fantastic.

I'm glad you liked it and I am glad you found me!

Ah.. wow. The inner geek in me must respect this picture. I remember trading lots of lousy cards for this; a big stack to be sure - just because of the artwork. I always liked your art on the cards, but you tended to do the illustrations on lots of 'bad' cards *laughs*. The only exception I can think of is the beautiful Hymn to Tourach (I say beautiful, because I thought that your version was by far the best looking of the three).

Yep, Hymn to Tourach was one of the best pieces I ever did for them--and then they banned the card. Oh well

Resurrecting this old thread. I've recently found and purchased an original print of Wyluli Wolf. I absolutely love this card and would love to find more art and signatures from Susan Van Camp.