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'''Andi Rusu''' is one of the original twenty-five [[Magic: The Gathering]] artists. Outside of Magic he has primarily done non-gaming work in web design. With Magic Andi primarily used colored pencils to create a false aging and invoke a Medieval era appeal. His style helped to evoke a very classic feeling for the ''[[Legends]]'' set where he was the most prolific. Rusu attended the Cornish College of the Arts alongside the original art director [[Jesper Myrfors]]<ref name=Arcana>{{DailyRef|mtgcom/arcana/1610|An Interview With Anson|Arcana|Thursday, June 12, 2008}}</ref> and [[Anson Maddocks]].<ref name=MTGStore>{{cite web |url=http://www.mtgstores.com/pages/artistspotlightinterviewjespermyrfors.html |title=Jesper Myrfors :: The Original Artist Visionary of Magic: The Gathering |accessdate=2010-09-10 |publisher=MTG Stores |date=2010-09-08}}</ref> He currently resides in Seattle, | '''Andi Rusu''' is one of the original twenty-five [[Magic: The Gathering]] artists. Outside of ''Magic'', he has primarily done non-gaming work in web design. With ''Magic'', Andi primarily used colored pencils to create a false aging and invoke a Medieval era appeal. His style helped to evoke a very classic feeling for the ''[[Legends]]'' set where he was the most prolific. Rusu attended the Cornish College of the Arts alongside the original art director [[Jesper Myrfors]]<ref name=Arcana>{{DailyRef|mtgcom/arcana/1610|An Interview With Anson|Arcana|Thursday, June 12, 2008}}</ref> and [[Anson Maddocks]].<ref name=MTGStore>{{cite web |url=http://www.mtgstores.com/pages/artistspotlightinterviewjespermyrfors.html |title=Jesper Myrfors :: The Original Artist Visionary of Magic: The Gathering |accessdate=2010-09-10 |publisher=MTG Stores |date=2010-09-08}}</ref> He currently resides in Seattle, Washington teaching web-based design at Cornish College of the Arts.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.cornish.edu/directory/andi_rusu/l |title=Andi Rusu |accessdate=2010-09-11 |publisher=Cornish College of the Darts}}</ref> | ||
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| Born | Eastern Europe |
| Status | Inactive: Alpha to Alliances |
| Style | Aging, Medieval, Profiles |
| Education/ Training | Cornish College of the Arts |
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Andi Rusu is one of the original twenty-five Magic: The Gathering artists. Outside of Magic, he has primarily done non-gaming work in web design. With Magic, Andi primarily used colored pencils to create a false aging and invoke a Medieval era appeal. His style helped to evoke a very classic feeling for the Legends set where he was the most prolific. Rusu attended the Cornish College of the Arts alongside the original art director Jesper Myrfors[1] and Anson Maddocks.[2] He currently resides in Seattle, Washington teaching web-based design at Cornish College of the Arts.[3]
Gallery
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Bartel Runeaxe - Rusu's style screams Medieval fantasy.
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Barktooth Warbeard - Rusu favors 90 degree angles either dead on or a side profile.
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![Roc of Kher Ridges - Presumably Rusu's personal favorite Magic art.[4]](https://files.mtg.wiki/thumb/Roc.jpg/120px-Roc.jpg)
Roc of Kher Ridges - Presumably Rusu's personal favorite Magic art.[4]
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Vaevictis Asmadi - Easily Rusu's most famous artwork.
![Roc of Kher Ridges - Presumably Rusu's personal favorite Magic art.[4]](/page/File:Roc.jpg)
References
- ↑ Arcana (Thursday, June 12, 2008). "An Interview With Anson". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
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External links
- If/Then - Professional Website
- Redoctober Industrie - Professional Portfolio
- Andi Rusi shares early history of Magic: The Gathering - 2 part YouTube interview by MTGStores