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I realize I never posted my Spellcasters cards here on dA, so ... here they are! These were drawn in late 2012 for the Perna Studios trading card set Spellcasters the theme of which you can probably easily guess. The top row up to the first horizonal card were collaborations with . We tried three different ways. One the first, one drew and the other inked and colored. Then one drew and inked and the other just colored, and then one drew a full character on half the card, and the other finished out the card with another character and a background. It was a lot of fun!

A bunch of these folks are my original characters, including the white-haired red mage Evion, a main character from my neverending fantasy novel-in-progress, and Falco, the broody-looking fellow with the long black hair. Long-time watchers might even recognize Dallon Moral from The Voyage to Ruin there sitting against a haystack. (Hey guys? I promise I'll get back to V2R one of these days, as soon as I have the hahaha time.)

The last column on the right are the APs from the set, and I didn't realize until I had laid them out side-by-side that I drew all the staves basically in the same position and same angle on all the cards, so sigh.

Thanks for looking!

Description
I realize I never posted my Spellcasters cards here on dA, so ... here they are! These were drawn in late 2012 for the Perna Studios trading card set Spellcasters the theme of which you can probably easily guess. The top row up to the first horizonal card were collaborations with . We tried three different ways. One the first, one drew and the other inked and colored. Then one drew and inked and the other just colored, and then one drew a full character on half the card, and the other finished out the card with another character and a background. It was a lot of fun!

A bunch of these folks are my original characters, including the white-haired red mage Evion, a main character from my neverending fantasy novel-in-progress, and Falco, the broody-looking fellow with the long black hair. Long-time watchers might even recognize Dallon Moral from The Voyage to Ruin there sitting against a haystack. (Hey guys? I promise I'll get back to V2R one of these days, as soon as I have the hahaha time.)

The last column on the right are the APs from the set, and I didn't realize until I had laid them out side-by-side that I drew all the staves basically in the same position and same angle on all the cards, so sigh.

Thanks for looking!