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MSCHF x Magic: The Gathering x 2026 (opens the original)
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Announced today, the multidisciplinary artist group known as MSCHF has once again partnered with Magic: The Gathering for something incredibly exciting. It’s their first collaboration since 2021, and this time to create the very first ‘full set’ of Secret Lair cards, known as “The Zeta Set”<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!S6d3!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl
BITE SIZE: Snow-Covered Basics by Titus Lunter (opens the original)
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Bite Size is a monthly featurette for when I have something to share that doesn’t quite fit anywhere else. It’s best enjoyed with a cup of coffee.Subscribe nowSometimes sitting around a table signing a couple thousand cards leads to story time, and that’s exactly where this article begins. About a month ago I had the immense pleasure to attend MagicCon Amsterdam with Titus Lunter, and the additional hospitality treat of getting to stay with him and partner Suzan
Lightning in a Bottle: Tripper Dungan (opens the original)
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Lightning in a Bottle is short form featurette celebrating the work of an artist who, at the time of writing, has illustrated exactly one Magic card. It’s a spotlight on their achievement, and an appetizer to exploring their larger body of work.Subscribe nowTripper Dungan (b. 1980 ) and has lived and worked in Portland, OR since 2002. Born in Santa Barbara, CA, he studied at the Las Vegas Academy of Performing and Visual Arts before beginning his career showing at “<a
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