Gamazsh, demon prince of indulgence. Done for Draco Studios "Demons of the Hollowdepths".
Heron-Blessed Geist, done for MTG Crimson Vow. A spirited spiritual spirit who summons spirited bird spirits in good spirits. Also, in case it isn't obvious from my body of work, I do love me some Innistrad graveyards.
Henrika, Infernal Seer. Done for MTG:Crimson Vow, this is the transformed side of her card, where she has arrived at the party in all her glory, ready to impress or intimidate, and absolutely dressed to kill.
So here it is guys, they finally previewed my favorite piece from crimson vow! and one of my favorites I've ever done. This is Timothar Baron of Bats. He is truly a surly vampire lord; may he rule in bloody infamy.
My new art done for MTG:Crimson Vow, this is Markov Waltzer! This one was a fun experiment, I wanted to see if I could make him look like he was hovering in mid-air without actually showing his feet. And also, I had way too much fun with the blowing fabric of his cape.
Blood Servitor, done for MTG Crimson Vow. This guy was so much fun to design. I actually had one sketch where his head was a giant punch bowl of blood. It got pretty weird! But also, as a fun addition, I made the 3 vampires in the background look like 3 WOTC art directors.
My new art done for MTG:Crimson Vow, this is my new card "Unholy Officiant". After all, someone has to marry these two crazy lovebirds, so it may as well be a super intense vampire who doesn't shy away from highly elaborate wardrobe choices. Loved working on this set so much!
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I'm Jason, an illustrator for games, books and entertainment properties. I specialize in dark fantasy art, monsters, and gritty surrealism.
Kaya the Inexorable (new promo version). Well folks it took me over a decade of working on MTG, but I now have a planeswalker! And she has the best axes. Also on a related note, Kaldhiem is such a pretty place to paint!
My new Magic card art, "Hallowed Respite". Done for MTG Innistrad: Midnight Hunt. One of my favorite pieces I've done lately, it took more than a few sketches to figure out how to do it justice but it worked out!