From the early days of Ice Age, Randy’s artwork has been a faithful companion for over three decades of Magic: the Gathering players. Along the way, his work inspired adventures in Dungeons & Dragons and many other tabletop card and roleplaying games. His work also reached younger imaginations in publications like Cricket Magazine and illustrated books, including the New York Times Bestseller, “The Spider Who Saved Christmas,” written by Raymond Arroyo.
Growing up as a child of the late 70’s and early 80’s, his love of videogame culture and still life painting inspired his series, “Hearts for Hardware,” commemorating the history of videogames through the hardware that powered it.
Beyond that, his personal and dream-like figurative works, his meticulous landscape and alla prima still life paintings have been shown in galleries and museum shows across the USA.
Here, every Monday through Friday, Randy will share a deep dive across the entire catalog of his work. Process information, sketches, unused and previously unseen art. In-depth thoughts about the development process accompany most posts. If you just like the pretty pictures, they are there for you every weekday. If you want to be inspired as an artist or learn more about how to think about artwork, the text is a treasure trove of insights.
Why subscribe?
Free subscribers will get occasional in-depth posts on significant new art releases along with art and text previews of the daily articles, when that goes live. They will also get access to commission slots for artist proofs or alters and other offers.
Paid subscribers will get those kinds of posts, every Monday-Friday. In-depth articles covering the entirety of Randy’s 30+ year art career. 1-2 posts each week will highlight art from Magic: the Gathering. Get get first dibs on original art drops: these can be anything and will occasionally include classic, heretofore vaulted Magic: the Gathering originals and preliminaries (15+ years or older). They get heads-up on artist proof commission slot releases, extra slots beyond Free subscribers, and access to time-limited, limited edition prints. Livestreams. All kinds of good stuff.
Superfan subscribers are mostly those who want to show love or support, but they will also get a few additional and exclusive commission opportunities and maybe a few other goodies through the year.
Something cool, every Monday-Friday!
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