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Sketchcards are one-of-a-kind original pieces of art. They are drawn or painted directly on the trading card surface and then inserted into random packs. If you get lucky you might pull a miniature masterpiece.
Sketchcards allow astonishing artistic freedom to manipulate the modern myths of Marvel Comics. We find funky eye-frying versions of our favorite characters that would have never existed without these unique interpretations.
Sketchcards are a marriage made in Heaven for those of us who happen to get massive pleasure from Superheroes and Art. As an unrepentant fanboy it doesn't get any better than this.
Sketchcards are here to stay, and the Saloon is your source for breaking news and a smorgasboard of visual intoxication. Thanks for stopping by, come back and see us again real soon.
The Sketchcard Saloon is designed and written by Rian Fike.
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Tag Archives: Tigra
Diva Goodies.
Magnificent. Simply magnificent. Ms. Marvel in her three phases, forming a sketch card puzzle, by Kevin West, all pulled from one box. Breathtaking beauty, unbelievable luck. Marvel’s Dangerous Divas by Rittenhouse Archives has all sorts of goodies like that. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Randomness
Tagged Cloak and Dagger, Dangerous Divas, Kevin West, Ms. Marvel, Rhiannon Owens, Tigra, Tony Perna
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Clawing The Eyes Out Of Your Head with Artfan’s Tigra Collection.
Ahhh. It is a brand new week in the Sketchcard Saloon and we are starting things off with a growl. Welcome to the most glorious collection of original Tigra art in existence. The man calls himself artfan, and the girl … Continue reading
Posted in Character Studies, One Collector
Tagged Arie Monroe, Armando Durruthy, Eddie Wagner, Georges Jeanty, Hanie Mohd, Joe Pekar, Jon Sommariva, Kat Laurange, Katie Cook, Lui Antonio, Marvel Masterpieces, Michael Jason Paz, Mike S. Miller, Nar, Roy Cover, Russel Platt, Sanna U, Sketch Cards, Sketchcards, Tigra
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