Post your self-illustrated cards and self-created artwork here. This thread is devoted to one of my German friends Kaze Black who at least was very interested in illustrating and designing cards. I start this thread with glory by showing you her artwork. Go ahead and add yours too and don't be afraid of leaving a comment.

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Mirror Cards:

I don't really know why but for our big surprise that friend of mine created a card devoted to me, which was the last card in her 5-card-set. What a beautiful gesture. Let me introduce you ELT, the Greatest Survivor.

ELT, the Greatest Survivor:

I hope it is still ok to post in this topic.
It is nothing impressive, but I scribbled two Hell's Scrapper on two of these blank cards I ordered for fun last time.

It is still okay to post in this topic. Cool art! I am curious, where did you get those blank cards? Most likely somewhere from Japan.

I ordered them with one of my last orders from japan. They were like 20 cents or something I think.

These are Joecard's.

I didn't see this until now. Those arts of mine are really old. I got a lot better. I should remake some of these but I really don't have the time to do art digitally these days.
Did this in a couple minutes. If I was to digitalize this the swords would be straight and the circle would be proper, add the survivor symbols bla bla I just wanted to have fun and not get too mathematically correct with this. I would probably dub it 'Neo ELT, the Reborn Survivor':




I do own some Joecards as well and I have been experimenting with them, however inking them is really difficult. I need a way thinner ink pen than I got but I didn't find any yet. So the first one I made uses my standard but I had to keep it simple, couldn't add in all the details I wanted to. It is sub-par of what I can do and once I get my proper tools I will make more.
It's called Dupokal, Darma and is a Magic Tool based off a goblet. 'Pokal is German for trophy or goblet'. Sadly the ink bled and ruined the circle at the bottom. It took me forever to sketch that accurately ;-;

nice work KB! you are a talented designer