No, that's not a typo you're seeing in the title, just an episode that took a bit of editing before it could be published.
In Episode 11, listen in as Willis (flying solo for the first time) interviews Magic artist Peter Mohrbacher, the man behind Brimaz, Pharika, Erebos, and several other all-star cards from recent Magic history.
(Note: Due to some technical issues, there might be a couple of locations where the conversation seems choppy or skips a bit. This was due to Skype not cooperating completely and having to stitch together the episode from several calls. I've tried to make the transitions as seamless as possible, but if something seems amiss, that's probably it.)
As mentioned in the show, Peter's Instagram, which contains tons of cool stuff can be found at: http://instagram.com/bugmeyer
Full episode can be found below:
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
(Michifus) Podcast Episode 13: Limited Set Design Interview with Zac Hill (Part II)
#teamswag welcomes back Zac Hill for another week as he joins Willis and Mason "The Mason" for another discussion on set design, including why the sideboard matters in Limited and how this has changed, thoughts on maligned Limited sets such as Avacyn Restored and Dimir in Gatecrash, non-intuitive formats and picks, and a discussion on Conspiracy, including an analysis on Elspeth, Sun's Champion vs. Backup Plan.
Contact The Future Project at: hello@thefutureproject.org
More info on the future project can be found at: thefutureproject.org
Full episode can be found below:
Contact The Future Project at: hello@thefutureproject.org
More info on the future project can be found at: thefutureproject.org
Full episode can be found below:
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
(Michifus) Podcast Episode 12: Limited Set Design Interview with ZacHill
In this episode of the #teamswag Podcast, Willis, Pieter, and Mason "The Magnificent" are joined by former Wizard's designer and developer, Zac Hill in part one of our interview discussing limited set design and theory.
Listen in as we discuss overpowered cards and their effects in limited, why some cards get reprinted and how their context changes, and what considerations are made when determining a power level for a set.
The Future Project and all the great work they do can be found at www.thefutureproject.org
Full episode below:
Listen in as we discuss overpowered cards and their effects in limited, why some cards get reprinted and how their context changes, and what considerations are made when determining a power level for a set.
The Future Project and all the great work they do can be found at www.thefutureproject.org
Full episode below:
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