Artist of the Week: Todd Lockwood

Last week, we looked at Kev Walker's art, one of four artists mentioned by John Avon during his AMA on Reddit. Todd Lockwood is the second name on the list:

Continuing on with this theme, let's take a look at Todd Lockwood's art!

Like with last week, I'd like to begin with recent oversized cards, like Planechase and Archenemy.

So, we have Agyrem from Planechase 2009 and Look Skyward and Despair from Archenemy (2010).

The first card that featured Todd Lockwood's art was a common from Urza's Legacy, Slow Motion

This card was first released February of 1999. There have been at least 1 or 2 cards with Todd's art work printed every year on average and sometimes even more.

During the original Ravnica Block, Todd's work showed up on cards for two of the Guildmasters and one of the guild champions.

    

Of course, Todd also provided the art for the other version of Niv-Mizzet which was in Return to Ravnica.

Of course, there have been many more cards, especially several alternate arts found in several From the Vault sets:

    

Along the way, there have been several powerful carts to show up with Todd's art including the only land art in print drawn by Todd.

    

Additionally, there were two mythic rare legendary creatures from both the 2011 and 2013 editions of Commander decks...

  

And, now for some wallpaper...

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