The Secret Lair Winter Superdrop 2023 is happening now on the official Secret Lair website, including drops themed around snakes, a '90s binder' style of art, and five previously released Phyrexian-themed cards written in Phyrexian font. We spoke about the first time she was ever approached about her art, how she made her style work on the cards, and what MTG creatures she'd like to draw next. No specifics were given on the artwork, only that they would feature on cards in future Secret Lair drops.Īfter the panel, we caught up with Justine Jones to get more information about working with the Secret Lair team and getting her artwork on an official Magic: The Gathering card. The panel ended with brief teases for future drops, which featured multiple pieces of artwork being shown to those in attendance. The panel also featured senior creative art director Tom Jenkot who spoke about how Secret Lair compares to the 'Booster Fun' variants found in card packs, where he said that ideas are 'interchangeable, where things that don't fit into one can become part of the other.' Previous Secret Lair artists Justine Jones and Wizard of Barge also joined the panel, where they spoke of their experiences with the Secret Lair project. Emily Floyd, senior business manager for Wizards Of The Coast, said during the panel that the website experience 'is just not the same as walking into a store,' and this drop is designed to be 'one more way to get players into stores.' The drop will be the first time a Secret Lair is made available at local game stores, as opposed to the Secret Lair which had exclusively offered drops in the past.

Download mtg autism secret lair