“Quick, Sorcerer! Cast a spell and finish her off!” One of my favorite portals. Actually, all the Main Street Portals are pretty legit, well hidden or themed perfectly, like the Train Station one, or the one inside the art store. Kinda a good motivation for putting more villains in Main Street? So much love for this game. 7/13/12
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“Quick, Sorcerer! Cast a spell and finish her off!”

One of my favorite portals. Actually, all the Main Street Portals are pretty legit, well hidden or themed perfectly, like the Train Station one, or the one inside the art store. Kinda a good motivation for putting more villains in Main Street? So much love for this game.

7/13/12

So I’ve had this idea for a while, and actually started working on it last night. When I was hanging out at MK with Nicole, Alyssa, and Shane, we were talking about how there’s a lot of room for expansion within the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Game, especially with the cards. We were thinking out loud about characters that would neat, or some that we ourselves would like to collect. I tried to get close to the design of the card, but change it up enough that 1.) you can tell it’s not real but 2.) you can tell it’s mine. For the rarity marker, I went back to my roots and dug out Erin’s profile. It’s how I used to sign all my art int he old days, and I liked the idea of bringing it back. I also designed the feather for the background, and made the lame rhyme for the bottom. Also, notice, this is card 1 of 25, so there will be more of these in the future. They’re just too much fun to make to just do one. :)
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So I’ve had this idea for a while, and actually started working on it last night. When I was hanging out at MK with Nicole, Alyssa, and Shane, we were talking about how there’s a lot of room for expansion within the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom Game, especially with the cards. We were thinking out loud about characters that would neat, or some that we ourselves would like to collect.

I tried to get close to the design of the card, but change it up enough that 1.) you can tell it’s not real but 2.) you can tell it’s mine. For the rarity marker, I went back to my roots and dug out Erin’s profile. It’s how I used to sign all my art int he old days, and I liked the idea of bringing it back. I also designed the feather for the background, and made the lame rhyme for the bottom. Also, notice, this is card 1 of 25, so there will be more of these in the future. They’re just too much fun to make to just do one. :)

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