Gallery Highlights[]
| Artwork | Quality | Relevance | Description | Replace? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Angel of Mercy | High | Medium | A beautiful angel rendering. It shows striking use of white, shadow, and bold lines. | Not recommended |
| Fiery Justice | High | High | This is a redesign of one of her classic works. It was an important card during Time Spiral and shows off her love of flames. | Not recommended |
| Lord of Atlantis | Low | Very High | A still popular merfolk lord. The use of color on this card is iconic and highly representative of her palette. | To improve quality only |
| Mesa Pegasus | Medium | Medium | While Mesa Pegasus is a highly recognizable early Magic creature, its not nearly as iconic as Shivan, Atlantis, or Nightmare | To improve quality, provide a non-print form of artwork, or improve relevance |
| Nightmare | High | High | One of the early highly memorable creatures of Magic. Shows her use of flames. She indicates its highly requested. | Only to switch to a high quality version of the original artwork. |
| Segovian Leviathan | Medium | Medium | Shows tremendous play on scale, which can also be found in Adakar Sentinel. Color palette display is redundant with Lord of Atlantis. | To improve quality or relevance. |
| Shivan Dragon | High | Very High | Shivvie is easily one of if not the most iconic creatures of Magic. This depiction is probably one of the most recognized cards in the game. | Don't you dare |
| Xira Airen | Low | Medium | While it displays her classic palette, Xira is more notorious for oft being cited as a reason a style guide was necessary. | To improve quality or relevance. |
Use this as a quick way to determine which artworks need improvement or replacement.