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Without much help from Arnold, Chris and I became friends, and began wiling away the hours in his parent s basement discussing art, games, comics, books, and movies. CR laughs I still have trouble wrapping my head around the fact that we, as MtG artists, have influenced so many people, but I am appreciative of the opportunity and glad that others have gained inspiration from our creativity.
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The late, legendary fantasy artist behind some of Magic: the Gathering’s most iconic cards
I caught up with Rush in early November at Magic’s 2,012-person tournament, Grand Prix SeaTac, for what would unfortunately be one of his final interviews.
Christopher Rush, November 2015
What was it like illustrating for Magic in the beginning?
We were in Peter Adkison’s basement. For Alpha, we were paid $50 per piece. Some of us had to make 25 pieces of art, just so the game could get published on time. I got lucky that some of the cards I illustrated (Black Lotus and Lightning Bolt) are iconic and played to this day, but we all got lucky that they paid us with stock and royalties.
How did that work out?
Does Wizards [of the Coast, Magic’s parent company] still do this?
No—they stopped doing this around Mirage, in 1996.
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What else has changed since then?
It was in 1997, around Weatherlight, that Wizards first published a style guide, since they decided they were trying to make a story within the game. That changed everything.
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How does the current art get done?
There are three tiers of artists Wizards employs. The A-list gets to do art for cards that they think are going to get played, or cards that will be used in advertising, like planeswalkers. The B-list will get slightly worse cards, the C-list cards that they think no one will play or use.
How much do they get paid?
The pay is roughly $1,200 per piece, which is one of the best rates in the fantasy business.
When did you stop?
I last illustrated for Magic in Coldsnap and Time Spiral, in 2006.
Why did you stop?
They were taking the art in a different direction, with a bigger emphasis on photorealism. I’d come back if I got to do things that were more my style.
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No—they stopped doing this around Mirage, in 1996.
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