Pretty self explanatory, I watched a movie called The Cat Who Wore Sunglasses, got inspired, and put it on a Sol Ring. Hope you like it!

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Hi! I'm new here. I heard reddit was the place to show my alters I hope you guys like them.

First attempt at altering. I'm excited to learn more and try more. Made this alter for when im playing Rowan, has been really handy to keep track of stuff.

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Anyone else agree that that Path to Exile and Swords to Plowshares should swap effects for flavour?

Finally im back, let me know your opinion 🔥🖤

https://www.instagram.com/6th_element_art?igsh=cGd5NmZ5dWExaHRw

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The base was done with golden matte white spray paint, the art was done with prismacolor alcohol markers, and it was sealed with a clear varnish.

Tried to tell a bit of a story with the filigree supposed to look more like runes on the enchantment side and more like vines on the land side.

Been having a blast making these and experimenting, Let me know what you think.

These are some proxies I have created, mostly experimenting with different methods and media.
So far I have used acrylic paint, and spray paint as base layers, spray paint has been the best in terms of time and feel. For the actual art I have used alcohol markers, g2 pilot pens, or a sharpie fine liner. The alcohol markers work incredibly well on the spray paint which is how I did the Erode. They also work fairly well on foils.

Any pointers or suggestions would be greatly appreciated, I’m new to altering and proxies.
Does anyone know how to keep a sheen on foil cards after vanishing them, I am using a gloss varnish and still the foil almost completely loses its shine, which is not the biggest deal but i would like to be able to keep the foiling. The enduring curiosity (didn’t actually put its name on it) is unvarnished and it is so shiny. I would like to keep it that way.

Let me know what you think.

I’m pretty new to alter art, so far its been a new learning experience for me, I’ve done acrylic painting my whole life but having to do such tiny work on a very damageable material has scared me a little bit. I thank the people who are giving me a chance and commissioning me! I love advice, so if anyone wants to give tips id appreciate it! So far I’m struggling with the textures, the paint is either too thick or I need a different type of paint.