Nils Hamm

Not to be confused with Nils.

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Nils Hamm
General Information
Status	Active: Future Sight to Commander Legends
Style	Oil paintings, Mixed media
Scryfall Statistics
211 cards 9% 9.5% 13.7% 28% 8.1% 16.1% 15.6%

Nils Hamm is a professional freelance illustrator from Düsseldorf, Germany.

Career

Hamm first started working for Wizards of the Coast when Dawn Murin engaged him for Hecatomb, a horror card game that WOTC did around 2004. The game eventually stopped, but meanwhile Jeremy Jarvis, Magic: The Gathering Director then, had seen his work and wanted to work with him as well.

Hamm's work was highlighted in the October Superdrop 2022 Artist Series.

Some well known illustrations

• Gilder Bairn (Eventide)
• Grave Titan (Magic 2011)
• Delver of Secrets (Innistrad)
• Baleful Strix (Planechase 2012)
• Paradise Druid (War of the Spark)

Gallery

• 
  Grixis
• 
  Gilder Bairn
• 
  Spawning Pool
• 
  Unsummon

External links

• Nils Hamm Original Art
• Nils Hamm Art Station