Shadowfist Artist Links

A listing of links to those artists who maintain websites, or public email addresses. The date in square brackets is the last time I checked that particular link. If you find a broken link, please let me know. All links open in a new browser window. List is in alphabetical order by last name.

Remember that the artists own the copyright for their card art, not Z-Man, so if you want to put pictures up on your website, ask for permission directly from the artist, or be sure you are covered under copyright fair use. I haven't heard of anyone being sued for posting artwork, but...

A note about email addresses: in some cases I've posted an artist's email address, either because it's all I could find, or they requested it. I don't like getting spam, and I don't want to be a source of spam for these nice folks, so where you see an email address, the @ has been replaced with [at] and the . with [dot]. I'm hoping that's enough to confuse the spammers' harvesting programs, but not you.

A note about the set symbols: I've added a little symbol for each set the artist has done new work for, but I don't include the symbol if an earlier piece has been reprinted. Not sure if this is the best way to do it since I quadrupled the download time for this page (doh!) but it'll have to do for now. The symbols link back to the pages that describe each set, in case you're interested.

If you're interested in getting cards signed by artists, I've got some advice for you.

Banu Adhimuka - Banu's site now includes a card art gallery, including some of his Shadowfist work through Critical Shift (updated Jun.2008). He also has a gallery at Epilogue.net (Feb.2008), another gallery and short bio at Elfwood, and a third gallery and info at DigitalArt (Apr.2007. warning: this site has some pushy "sponsors"). Two of his Shadowfist pieces are on display at Elfwood, but his DigitalArt gallery is more up to date, although no Shadowfist. [12 Feb 2010]

Rob Alexander - Rob worked on Daedalus sets through Flashpoint, and then again with Z-Man starting in Seven Masters. His site has a gallery and offers prints. I don't see any Shadowfist originals for sale any more, but he offers $20 prints of Sphere of Defilement (he calls it The Cursed Lands) and Plasma Trooper (he calls it Incendiary Beast). He will sign cards by mail. Site last updated sometime in 2007. [12 Feb 2010]

Susan Alexander - see Susan Stejskal

Dave Allsop - Dave's first and only Shadowfist work appeared in Red Wedding. His site disappeared from the web in 2009, but he is regularly updating a gallery on DeviantArt [12 Feb 2010]

Aaron Anderson I'm not sure I've linked to the correct Aaron Anderson - apparently there are a lot of artists by that name, none of whom had any obvious Shadowfist on their pages. [20 Feb 2010]

Randy Asplund - Randy's site is in the middle of a revamp - use the Site Map link to get to the content that's still on his old site. He has a huge gallery including all of his Shadowfist work through Shaolin Surprise (take a look in the CCG art section), plus he offers prints of the art, and has the originals for sale ($200-$300 range). He also has a very in-depth bio, check it out! He has done lots of work for other CCGs as well, although much of his early work was done as "Asplund-Faith". Last update Jan.2008. [12 Feb 2010]

Flavio Augusto -

Andrew Baker -

Drew Baker - I assume this is Andrew Baker, but...

Andrew Barlow - In his spare time, Andrew runs Dark-Platypus Studio, makers of gaming doo-dads like life counters, miniatures, and accessory-type stuff. He also has prints for sale. No mention of Shadowfist. Last update 2010?. [12 Feb 2010]

Julie Baroh - Julie's website is back in business with a short bio, an offering of services, and a portfolio that is still in work (a lot of images are placeholders). Her old website is gone and the Internet Archive copy has once again been blocked. [12 Feb 2010]

Joachim Barrum - Joachim's site is nicely done and regularly updated, with a bio and lots of art on display. His Red Wedding and Seven Masters work is on display in the gallery under Commissions. Last update 20 Dec 2009. [12 Feb 2010]

Ed Beard, Jr. - Ed was the artist liaison (art director, more or less) for Z-Man Games for a number of years. His site has a bio but has dropped the galleries in favor of a store for prints, originals and sketches. He doesn't have any of his Shadowfist art on display. Last update late 2009. [12 Feb 2010]

Allan Bednar - Al's site is gone, and it's not in the Internet Archive. Best I could find was this interview at Glasshouse Graphics [12 Feb 2010]

Melissa Benson - Melissa's site has a bio, originals and prints for sale, a full list of her CCG work and lots more stuff. There isn't a gallery exactly, but go to the original art section - lots of Shadowfist posted there. She will sign cards by mail but only if a purchase is made at the same time; she charges $1 per card to sign in person at shows. Last update late 2009?. [12 Feb 2010]

Theodor Black - Theodor has a gallery, bio and well-done links page. He's expanded to include a staff of designers. No mention of Shadowfist. [12 Feb 2010]

Martin Blanco - Yes, it's a MySpace page, but that's all I could find. Martin has a short bio and a Flash gallery with at least one Shadowfist piece on display. [12 Feb 2010]

Matt Bober - Matt's new site is completely blank, with a small colored dot that is an email link. [12 Feb 2010]

Anthony Boursier -

Aaron Boyd - Not completely sure this is the right link, but he does have a few pieces of card art on display, no Shadowfist. [12 Feb 2010]

Adam Bray - Adam's site has a few small galleries and a client list. One Shadowfist piece on display, but I don't recognize it (I don't think it's been used yet). [12 Feb 2010]

Jacques Bredy -

Heather Bruton - Heather's site has been nicely redone in early 2008. It no longer mentions card art or Shadowfist except in her bio, and seems to be leaning toward animal/furry artwork. Small gallery plus a separate gallery for "furry" work, a print store, and in-depth bio. She also has a gallery at furaffinity and a LiveJournal. [12 Feb 2010]

Steven Bryant - Steve's website disappeared in early 2005, but you can still see it at the Internet Archive. He shared this website with Jason Millet. There is a gallery, but the site was dedicated to commercial artworks; no CCG art on display. [21 Jul 2009]. His comic, Athena Voltaire, was last updated in 2007. [21 Jan 2009]

Garrett Byers - Garrett's site disappeared in early 2009.

Dennis Calero - The late-2009 incarnation of Dennis' website is more of a blog now. His portfolio focuses entirely on his comic illustration. No mention of Shadowfist or CCGs. [13 Feb 2010]

Roberto Campus - Roberto's website was redone in May 2007 to a blog format using Wordpress. It has several detailed tutorials on digital painting (including one about Mad Scientist, and another about Monkey vs. Robot!) and a good card art gallery including his Shadowfist work. Last update April 2009. He also has galleries at Elfwood [2003] and Epilogue [Jun.2007]. [13 Feb 2010]

Diego Candia - Diego's first Shadowfist appearance was in Critical Shift. His site is all Flash (English and Spanish versions), with a small gallery and bio. No Shadowfist on display. [13 Feb 2010]

Paul Carrick - Paul's site has a gallery and bio, and now includes a blog too, but I didn't see any of his Shadowfist work on display. He has some very well done miniatures on display; the link is at the bottom of the Links page. Updated late 2008, blog updated Jan.2010. [13 Feb 2010]

Oliver Castaneda - Found some references to his work as a comic penciler, but no website or gallery.

Tom Castillo -

Luis de Castro -

Matt Cavotta - Matt's site is very well done, with a nice gallery, except in a 2004 revision he cut the Shadowfist out of his gallery :( Last updated Jan.2010. Since mid-2005 it's been hosted by Randy Gallegos at Daydream Graphics. [13 Feb 2010]

Doug Chaffee - I had the opportunity to chat with Doug at a couple of GenCons in the late 90's; he was always friendly and happy to talk about his art. Doug opened a web site in late 2004. Fast and clean, with a big gallery. No Shadowfist on display though. He will sign cards by mail, and he will do prints but has only two of his Shadowfist originals left (Tank Warfare and Hosed), the others have been sold. You can email him at ilplus [at] epix [dot] net. [13 Feb 2010]

Ron Chironna - Ron's website has several large galleries and offers prints. He will sign cards for a fee. His Shadowfist work is on display in the Fantasy/Science Fiction gallery. [21 Feb 2010]

Lydia Christanti -

Christina -

Michael Cho - found a blog, but the art is much different than the cards, so I didn't post it

Chris Chuckry - Chris' website has been missing since late 2006. He has a small gallery at Comicartfans, a small gallery at DeviantArt and two blogs, updated Jan.2010/Nov.2009. His 2006 email address was chris [at] chuckry [dot] com [13 Feb 2010]

Ed Cox - Ed's website is entirely in Flash with lots of art on display, although no Shadowfist. Updated in late 2005. He also has a gallery at Epilogue, last updated Dec.2007 [13 Feb 2010]

Cynthia Cummens - Cynthia's site was redone in 2009 to split her children's illustration from her Star Wars stuff. Also, she apparently got married, since her last name is now Narcisi. Congratulations! No Shadowfist on display, and Z-Man no longer appears on her clients list. [13 Feb 2010]

Jeremy Dale - Jeremy also plays the game (!) and sometimes posts on the Yahoogroups forum, too. His website was updated in Jan.2010 to strip out all the illustration and focus on game animation. [13 Feb 2010]

Elizabeth Danforth - Liz's site was massively updated in late 2009 and looks great. Her gallery has been stripped down, no mention of Shadowfist any more. Last update Dec.2009. Her blog on SFF.net is gone. Her former site at Daydream Graphics is gone. [13 Feb 2010]

David Deen - David's site has a resume, gallery, and nifty newsletter with tips for aspiring artists. His Shadowfist work has disappeared from the gallery and originals list, maybe they've been sold :) Last updated Feb.2009. [13 Feb 2010]

Dennis Detwiller - Dennis' website has gone the blog-style route as well. No mention of Shadowfist. Last update Feb.2010 [13 Feb 2010]

Chris Dien - Chris' site was redone in late 2009. It has been significantly stripped down. He also has galleries at Epilogue (Aug.2006), Elfwood, and a bunch of other sites. [13 Feb 2010]

Matt Dixon - Matt has a clean, fast site with a brief bio, gallery, and prints. No Shadowfist on display that I noticed. Last update Feb 2010. He also has a gallery at Epilogue (Dec.2009) and added a blog in Jan.2010. [13 Feb 2010]

Michael Dixon - Michael's website has disappeared. His bio at Epilogue (Aug.2005) is still around, but no Shadowfist on display. [13 Feb 2010]

Emilio Dominguez - too many hits for this name, I will not be able to find him...

Stacy Drum - Not sure this is the right person, but there is a gallery at Epilogue (Aug.2009) [13 Feb 2010]

Pat Duke - Pat's site disappeared in 2008 after being idle for about 4 years. You can see the last incarnation at the Internet Archive. [13 Feb 2010]

Pamela Eklund - Pam's site disappeared in 2008 after 6 years of inactivity. You can see the last incarnation at the Internet Archive. There were several of her Shadowfist pieces displayed (under fantasy & comics). [13 Feb 2010]

Brian England - Brian's webpage disappeared in late 2009. He still has a page on Elfwood, but not much on display there, last update ~2007. [13 Feb 2010]

Mark Evans - Nice, fast site, revamped in July 2005. Mark is displaying four of his Shadowfist pieces, but apparently prints aren't available any more. The descriptive titles of the pieces aren't shown any more, so you'll just have to trust me that Suong Xa's actual title was "Chick" :) Last updated Nov.2008. [13 Feb 2010]

C. Brent Ferguson - Brent's website is a little less gone than last year, the link to Bulgarian folk music is now a link to a cryptic blog, updated Dec.2009. [14 Feb 2010]

Richard Kane Ferguson - In 2007 a MySpace page appeared for RKF! MySpace is painful on my eyes, but it's better than no link at all :) Last update Dec.2009 [14 Feb 2010]

Phil and Kaja Foglio - The Foglios have a very slick site, with a gallery, prints for sale, comics, and lots of other stuff, and they regularly update it too. Definitely worth a visit. There's not much Shadowfist mentioned. News can also be found at their livejournal, updated in Jan.2010. Apparently they now maintain multiple blogs and Facebook accounts, I won't link to them all :) [14 Feb 2010]

Gil Formosa - Gil's site is nicely done with lots of art on display, but no mention of Shadowfist that I could find but it's all in French so maybe I missed it :) Last update sometime in 2008? He links to a blog that was last updated Mar.2009. [14 Feb 2010]

Dan Frazier - Dan's site has a gallery and offers prints and a slick art book as well, although I didn't see any Shadowfist pieces on display. Dan's last Shadowfist piece was the kick-ass Dr. John Haynes (love the hat! :) although the S&SG Mah-Jongg Parlor art is a rejected piece submitted for Throne Wars, so I guess that's really the last one. Updated sometime in 2007. [14 Feb 2010]

David Fooden - Dave had a gallery at White Wolf's site, showcasing his work for them but it hadn't been updated since 2001 and disappeared in 2008. He's also mentioned at Dreamcatcher Multimedia, but didn't respond to an email there either. Last update late in 2003? [14 Feb 2010]

Randy Gallegos - Randy runs Daydream Graphics, so naturally his work is presented there. It's a well done site with a gallery, bio, and prints for sale. Two of his pieces from Flashpoint and one from Boom Chaka Laka are available in the original art section. The Netherworld pieces aren't listed any more. As of July 2004, he will no longer sign cards by mail. Last update Dec.2009. [14 Feb 2010]

Juan Garcia -

Daniel Gelon - Daniel is married to Heather Hudson, and designed her website at www.studiowondercabinet.com. His email address formerly appeared on her site: dgelon [at] earthlink [dot] net [18 Jan 2009]

Thomas Gianni - Nicely done site with bio, contact info, and galleries. Desdemona Deathangel is on display in Gallery 1. Tom told me in 2002 that he sells prints of all his work ($5 each), plus originals and sketches (email for pricing), and he will sign cards. Last update late 2007. [14 Feb 2010]

Anthony Grabski - Anthony has a website now! He's on Blogger with a journal and a separate gallery, updated Oct.2009. [14 Feb 2010]

Robert Graham - I didn't find a website for him, but I did find a blog on Livejournal, last entry May 2005. [14 Feb 2010]

Charles Griak (Charlie Griak) - Charlie's site is all flash, using simpleviewer for the galleries. No mention of Shadowfist, but his pieces from Empire of Evil are posted in his blog (direct link to the entry from Oct.2009) last update Feb.2010 [20 Feb 2010]

Bryant Griffin -

John Gravato - On-line portfolio with several galleries. No Shadowfist on display. Can't tell when it was last updated, but the attached blog's last entry is Oct.2009. And found what appears to be an older Gravato site too. [14 Feb 2010]

Michael Grills - Michael's Flash website has been updated again, to focus on fine art, video games, and other stuff. I don't see any mention of card game art. [14 Feb 2010].

Phil Hale - In October 2003, Phil said that he is working on a website. There is a small gallery on display at Allen Spiegel Fine Arts. [14 Feb 2010]

Dan Harding - Dan started a Wordpress-based site in Nov.2008, with nice sized galleries. I don't see his Shadowfist work any more, it used to be in the Painting gallery. Last update Feb.2010. He has galleries at Elfwood (2006?), Epilogue (Jun.2008), and DeviantArt (Feb.2010). He also has a Facebook page. [14 Feb 2010]

Dwayne Harris - Dwayne's website has been nicely redone in 2009. It has a couple of small galleries and a short bio. No Shadowfist on display. Last updated Oct.2009 [14 Feb 2010]

Zak Hennessey - Zak's site is fast and slick with a detailed gallery (no Shadowfist on display) and a resume, but it hasn't been updated in a long time. Last update in mid 2005? [14 Feb 2010]

Paul "Prof" Herbert - Prof's website has a gallery a news section. He will sign cards by mail, and he also has some prints and occasionally an original for sale - contact him by email to ask about it. Last update Jun.2009. [14 Feb 2010]

Jon Hodgson - Jon's site has been nicely updated with more galleries and a longer bio. He also has a gallery at Epilogue (Apr.2008). Still no Shadowfist on display in either place. He links to his pages on a whole bunch of other sites, like DeviantArt and LiveJournal. [14 Feb 2010]

Karen Ann Hollingsworth - Karen's site is mostly 'coming soon' with a links page and a link to her gallery at Epilogue (Feb.2009). No Shadowfist on display. Last update late 2007. [14 Feb 2010]

Quinton Hoover - Quinton's site had a gallery, original art and prints for sale, and a bio but it disappeared in Oct.2008 when AOL shutdown the Hometown service. His eBay account is 'no longer a registered user', but his shop at Cafe Press [18 Jan 2009] still seems alive, and he has a huge gallery at Comic Art Fan. [14 Feb 2010]

Heather Hudson - Heather's site was nicely redone in late 2009. I don't know if Dan Gelon did this new version. Her game art gallery is now focused on Magic; she has a price list for her original Magic work but not other games. Heather also does work for Atlas Games on the Feng Shui roleplaying game. Last updated Dec.2009 [14 Feb 2010]

Matt Hughes - Matt's site is nicely organized with several galleries and a print store. No Shadowfist on display. Last update in Feb.2010. He also has a gallery on Epilogue (May 2008) that displays one of his Shadowfist pieces. He also has a profile on MySpace. [14 Feb 2010]

Mike Jackson - Mike's site had a gallery that included all his Shadowfist stuff but it disappeared in early 2005, and the archive.org copy has no images so it's not very helpful... [11 Mar 2006]

Garette Johnson - Garette's website has been redone with Wordpress with some nice galleries. No Shadowfist on display or mention of game art. Updated Dec.2009 [15 Feb 2010]

Quinn Johnson - Quinn's website focuses on his comic work. Z-Man is mentioned in his resume but no Shadowfist or card art on display. The attached blog was updated Feb.2010 [15 Feb 2010]

Wes Jones - Wes has a gallery at deviantArt, including several of his Shadowfist pieces. Last post Nov.2009. [15 Feb 2010]

Anthony Judge -

Josh Jurgensen - Josh is an active player and contributor to the Shadowfist Forum. Unfortunately, his two pieces in Empire of Evil were incorrectly credited to Sam Lamont... [21 Feb 2010]

Alec Keating - Alec has a profile on Friendster, and a one page blurb on creativeshake.com [15 Feb 2010]

Mike Kimble - Mike's site has a gallery with some of his card art displayed (under SciFi and Fantasy). Plus Mike is a really nice guy, always happy to chat when I have run across him at conventions, and he actually played some Shadowfist! Last update July.2005. [15 Feb 2010] Mike is also a dance instructor! [15 Feb 2010]

Michael Komarck - Michael's first Shadowfist appearance was in Seven Masters. His stuff does a fantastic job of capturing the martial-arts movie feel. His website has several galleries; his Shadowfist work is on display in its own gallery under the Collectable Cards link. Last update Oct.2009. [15 Feb 2010]

Lissanne Lake - Lissanne's website disappeared in 2009. You can contact her at lissanne [at] panix [dot] com, or by mail at PO Box 3037, Weehawken, NJ 07086. She will sign cards if you enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. She also has Shadowfist prints and originals for sale - email her to ask about pricing. She plays the game too, so don't be surprised if you meet her sitting across from you at the tournaments at GenCon :) [27 Jul 2009]

Sam Lamont -

Chester Laquian - Chester works with Joachim Barrum at Artplant. I couldn't find a site for him, but he has a few pieces displayed on Artplant's portfolio page [28 Jul 2009]

Stephanie Pui-Min Law - Stephanie's website is nicely done and regularly updated, with a gallery, bio, originals and prints for sale, plus a big FAQ including permission to post her works for personal use (cool! read the FAQ before you post). Lots of CCGs shown, but no Shadowfist. Last update Feb.2010. She also has galleries at Epilogue (Feb.2009) and Elfwood, but no Shadowfist there either. [15 Feb 2010]

Matthew Laznicka - Matthew's site basically *is* his art, nicely done. He has a couple of galleries on display; many of his Shadowfist pieces are on display in the "odd" and "fire" galleries. He maintains a blog too. [15 Feb 2010]

April Lee - April's website has several galleries, a bio, a detailed blog-like news section, and lots more stuff. Four of her latest Z-Man Shadowfist pieces are on display in her CCG gallery. Last update Jun.2009. She also has a gallery on Epilogue but no Shadowfist on display there (Jan.2009). [15 Feb 2010]

Alexander Leonard (James Alexander Leonard) - Alexander's website has a gallery and short bio. His Shadowfist work is on display. Last update 2009? [15 Feb 2010]

Nicola Leonard - - Nicola emailed me in Nov.2006 to let me know her website was back on-line! It focuses on her jewelry work, with a short bio. Her old website at www.agauricus.com has more stuff about her CCG art days; it's off the web but you can still see it in the Internet Archive. [15 Feb 2010]

Anson Maddocks -

Thomas Manning - Thomas passed away in July, 2007 at the age of 40. His website disappeared in 2009 when Apple converted mac.com to mobile.me. [17 Feb 2010]

Borja Peña Marcano - Borja doesn't have a website, but he responds very quickly to email :)

Roberto Marchesi - Roberto's site has a gallery and brief bio. Two of his Shadowfist pieces are on display in the CCG section. Last update fall 2004. [17 Feb 2010; the gallery is not responding 14 Mar 2006 - 28 Jul 2009. email sent to the address listed on the site was bounced]

John Matson -

Val Mayerik - Val's website has a good selection of his work on display plus a resume. CCG pieces are under Illustration, but there's no Shadowfist. [17 Feb 2010]

Zach McCain - Zach's website was redone in late 2009, it is fast loading and nicely done. Bio, small gallery, and prints for sale. No Shadowfist. Last update Feb.2010 [17 Feb 2010]

Patrick McEvoy - Patrick's nicely-done site has a gallery and a short bio. The blog-news section has been moved to a separate blog site now. His store section is gone, and the gallery is a lot smaller than it used to be - no Shadowfist on display any more. Updated Feb.2010. His gallery at Epilogue.net (May.2008) does have some of his Shadowfist pieces displayed. [17 Feb 2010]

Jeremy McHugh - Jeremy's website has a couple of galleries and short bio. No Shadowfist on display. He also has a blog, updated Feb.2010 [21 Feb 2010]

Alex McVey - Alex's site is back! Two galleries and a bio. No Shadowfist on display. Last update Nov.2009. He also maintains a MySpace page [17 Feb 2010]

Jeff A. Menges - Jeff has a web presence at Dream Colony, with a blog and small gallery including some of his Magic art. He also has a blog about vintage illustration. His old site can be found in the internet archive. [17 Feb 2010]

Ken Meyer, Jr. - Ken has a nicely done site that he updates regularly, with a gallery and bio among other things. He offers prints of any of his works (scroll down to the bottom of the home page for the details). He's displaying two Shadowfist images that I could find, in the "Misc" gallery (2nd row, 5th from left and 2nd to last), but neither one is Adrienne :) Last update Oct.2009. [17 Feb 2010]

Jason Millet - Jason shared his website with Steve Bryant; it disappeared in early 2005, but you can still see it at the Internet Archive. There is a gallery, but the site is dedicated to commercial artworks; no CCG art on display. [17 Feb 2010]

Cara Mitten - Cara's website has been gone since early 2005, with just a "new site coming soon" message. She has galleries at Epilogue (Mar.2005) and VCL (Oct.2006); no Shadowfist there either. Her eBay store that's referenced in a couple of places is closed. [17 Feb 2010]

Peter Mohrbacher & Anna Mohrbacher - Peter's site has a nice gallery and a bio, last update Oct.2009. He also has galleries at DeviantArt (Feb.2010) and Epilogue (Feb.2009). Anna has a gallery at Epilogue. (Jan.2010) [21 Feb 2010]

David Monette - David's site has several galleries and a bio, but no mention of Shadowfist. [20 Feb 2010]

Martin Montalbetti - Martin's website has two galleries and a links page. His Shadowfist work is on display in the "professional work" gallery. Also a portfolio on Photobucket. [17 Feb 2010]

Travis Moore -

Regis Moulun - Regis' site on Artmajeur has several galleries. His Shadowfist work is on page 2 of the fantasy gallery. [28 Jul 2009; site is completely blank 17 Feb 2010]

John Moriarty - John's website has been nicely redone in Feb.2005. No Shadowfist on display. Updated July 2009. [17 Feb 2010]

Tony Moseley - email address found in random guestbook from 2001: tonym [at] zogonia [dot] com

Joe Mueller - Joe's site has a gallery and links page. Two Shadowfist pieces are on display under "Commissions". His old site at Geocities is disappeared when Yahoo shut down the service. [17 Feb 2010]

Dan Murray -

Jonathan Myers - Jonathan's site disappeared in late 2009, and it's not in the internet archive. [17 Feb 2010]

Jesper Myrfors - Jesper was the art director for Daedalus, and designed the card back among other things.

Evan Surya N. -

nilson -

Mikael Noguchi - Mikael's artwork first appeared in Seven Masters. He works with Joachim Barrum at Artplant, among other things. Last update Aug.2009 [17 Feb 2010]

Justin Norman - Justin worked with Brian Snoddy on some pieces, but I couldn't find any info on him, and his credit was dropped from the reprinted cards in 10,000 Bullets.

Robert Odegnal - Robert's website is a flash animation with a brief bio and a few galleries. No mention of Shadowfist or card game work. [17 Feb 2010]

Margaret Organ-Kean - Margaret's site has been redone in late 2009, with a few small galleries and bio, and now links to a separate blog. Last update Feb.2010. [17 Feb 2010]

Glen Osterberger - Glen's site has a gallery of his CCG work (including his Shadowfist pieces) and a bio. [17 Feb 2010]

Jim Pavelec - Jim's site has a bio, blog, and some galleries showing his other CCG work, but no Shadowfist. Last updated Feb.2010. [18 Feb 2010]

Mark Pennington - Mark has a gallery at Baraka Studios, plus originals and prints for sale. No mention of his Shadowfist work. [18 Feb 2010]

Michael Phillippi - Michael's site has multiple galleries (no Shadowfist that I noticed, but Z-Man is on the client list), bio, offers prints, and he will sign cards by mail. [18 Feb 2010]

Mike Phillippe - I think this is just a misspelling of Michael Phillippi's name.

Mark Poole - Mark's placeholder site has been replaced with a couple of galleries and a show schedule, updated early 2010, and he has started a blog, updated Feb.2010. He also has a small gallery on Epilogue, last updated Aug.2004. [18 Feb 2010]

Chris Quilliams - Chris has a gallery on Epilogue, last update Oct.2009. [18 Feb 2010]

Mike Raabe - I met Mike at a Magic Pro Tour event in 1999. He's a great guy, very friendly. I caught up with him in March 2003 - he's alive and well, and busy as an art director for a start-up game company. His website opened in 2005 with a bio and a gallery of his collectible card art along with a lot of other works. Last update Apr.2006. [19 Feb 2010]

Ravindra Rana - Ravindra's site was squatted in 2007. I'll put the link back up when/if it's a real site again. [17 Jun 2007]

Ted Reed -

Scott Reeves - Scott's website has been redone again in 2009. It now focuses on industrial/product design, very nicely done. His card art galleries are completely gone. [19 Feb 2010]

Jeff Reitz - Jeff's site is back online. It's now a fairly annoying all-Flash site with a couple of galleries. He still has a few of his cards on display in the 'Illustration' gallery, but no Shadowfist. Last update late 2009? [19 Feb 2010]

Barbara Revilla - Barbara's website has a gallery, brief bio, and offers prints. No Shadowfist on display, nor mention in her bio. [19 Feb 2010]

Arthur Roberg - Arthur's first Shadowfist appearance was in Dark Future, doing many of the Purist cards. His website has a huge amount of art on display, but no mention of Shadowfist or other CCG art that I could find. It's tough to tell, but I don't think it's been updated in at least six years. [29 Jul 2009]

Brian Rood - Brian's website features a gallery, bio and detailed news, and he has an art book for sale too. He has one Shadowfist piece on display: the Boom Chaka Laka box cover is in the PinUp gallery (and is available as a big print). Last updated in Sep.2009. [19 Feb 2010]

Ron Rousselle - Ron's site has a bio and lots of galleries, including many of his Shadowfist pieces on display. He will sign cards by mail; instructions are at the bottom of the Bio page. Site update Jan.2006, but a lot of the new links aren't working. [20 Jan 2009; not responding 29 Jul 2009, site has been squatted Feb.2010 and isn't retrievable at archive.org]

Christopher Rush - Christopher refreshed his site on Angelfire in 2008 to point to a small shop on Etsy (currently empty) and an eBay store. [19 Feb 2010]

Andi Rusu - Seems to be associated with www.redoctober.com and ifthen.com , but there's no mention of his CCG work.

F. Grace R.S. -

Cristian (Chris) Saksida - Chris' website has been nicely redone in late 2009. It's still Flash-based, but uses Simpleviewer for the galleries. His Shadowfist card art is in the digital art gallery. He added a blog, facebook, etc. too. His old gallery on Epilogue is still around (May 2002). [19 Feb 2010]

Angga Satriohadi - Angga has a small gallery at DeviantArt, but no Shadowfist on display. Last update Dec.2009 [20 Feb 2010]

Danang Setiawan - Danang has a gallery at DeviantArt with some Shadowfist on display. Last update late 2009. [20 Feb 2010]

Jonny Scull - Jonny has a small gallery at Epilogue, but no Shadowfist on display. Last update Nov.2003. [19 Feb 2010]

Yoseph Ade Setiawan - Yoseph has a small gallery at Epilogue, no Shadowfist shown though. The home page listed there is not only gone but has been squatted by an adult link farm. Last updated Apr.2005. He also has a posting on Coroflot [2005], a more recent page and gallery at DeviantArt updated Feb.2006, and a small gallery at CGSociety updated 2007. [19 Feb 2010]

Melani Setyowati -

Douglas Shuler - Doug's website is nicely done, but the menu on the home page doesn't work (you must "click to enter", just like it says :) He's mostly showing off his Magic work on the CCG side, didn't see any mention of Shadowfist, but according to his FAQ he studies Kung Fu so it balances out :) Site has a nice facelift in Spring 2004 but doesn't appear to have been updated much since. [19 Feb 2010]

Ellym Sirac - Christopher Miller, a.k.a. Ellym Sirac, says he's "retired" from the art business. [17 Mar 2003]

Crystal Smith -

Brian Snoddy - Brian's website has disappeared as of Dec.2008. [30 Jul 2009]

John T. Snyder - I met John at GenCon in 1996, and he explained that Drug Lab was his favorite piece, "because I got to draw my guns." Couldn't find a site for him, but that anecdote was worthy of mention :)

Stephen Snyder - Stephen's site was updated in 2003 to go "upscale" and focus on portraits and fine art. He no longer mentions or displays his CCG works, and apparently hasn't updated the site since. His old site on Compuserve has finally disappeared too. [19 Feb 2010]

Oliver Specht - Oliver's website is Flash-based with a gallery along the top. One of his Shadowfist pieces is on display. [19 Feb 2010]

Ron Spencer - Ron's website was launched in June 2003. The galleries were disabled in late 2004 "indefinitely", and the domain has been poached as of early 2005. Ron has a store on eBay that usually has a lot of stuff, but on last check it had only 1 item listed. [19 Feb 2010]

Susan Stejskal (Alexander) - After working on Shadowfist, Xenophile and Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Susan took some time off to raise a family (she is married to Rob Alexander). She's painting again and has rejoined Shadowfist starting with Seven Masters. Susan doesn't have a website, but you can reach her by email at stejskal [at] robalexander [dot] com. [29 Dec 2003]

Carisa Swenson - Carisa's site was nicely redone in June 2005, adding a FAQ and merchandise info. A few of her Shadowfist pieces are on display in the color illustration gallery. Last update Aug.2007. She also has a blog (Feb.2010) and a MySpace page (Jan.2010). [19 Feb 2010]

Julien Tainmont-Pierrat - Julien's webiste has multiple galleries, no Shadowfist on display. Last update Jan.2010 [21 Feb 2010]

Mark Tedin - Mark's website has lots of galleries (all Magic though :) and some basic news and information. In late 2006 he added a store for prints. He will sign cards if you send an SASE. Last update Feb.2010. [20 Feb 2010]

Francisco Torres - Francisco's gallery on DeviantArt shows four of his Shadowfist pieces in the illustration gallery. He also has a blog. [20 Feb 2010]

Néné Thomas - Néné's site has been redone in mid 2005 to really focus on merchandising. The galleries have shrunk considerably, with no mention of her previous CCG work, but it is regularly updated. Last update Feb.2010. [20 Feb 2010]

Richard Thomas - Rich doesn't have a website, nor does he have prints or originals available, but he will sign cards. You can reach him by mail at Richard Thomas c/o White Wolf Publishing, 1554 Litton Drive, Stone Mountain, GA 30083. [23 July 2002]

Rob Thomas - Rob's site has regular design changes - he has dropped the forums but the galleries have been updated. Rob also has a gallery at Epilogue.net (May 2007). His Shadowfist work is no longer on display at either site that I could find. [20 Feb 2010]

Jerry Tiritilli - No clue if this is current, but it's the only thing I found: tiritili [at] enteract [dot] com

Francisco Torres -

Mike Trapp - Mike's 2008 website has disappeared as of Feb.2010. He does have a Myspace page though. [21 Jan 2009; not responding 30 Jul 2009, domain is gone Feb.2010]

Drew Tucker - Drew's art is hosted at Daydream Graphics. Click Catalogue, then click Shadowfist to see an offer for Coffee-Stained Cop's original. [20 Feb 2010]

Utakata - Utakata's site (in Japanese) has been updated to show a gallery, blog, and bio. No Shadowfist on display. You can find other galleries at Elfwood [last update Dec.2001] and Epilogue.net [last update Oct.2007], but neither of those has Shadowfist on display. [20 Feb 2010]

Gorka Uztarroz -

Susan Van Camp - Susan's site has been updated again to break the galleries by topic, and add a lot more art, but her Shadowfist work is no longer shown. She also started a blog [Feb.2010]. [20 Feb 2010]

Pete Venters - No website that I know of, but he did post a mailing address in June 2003 to the Wizards of the Coast discussion forum.

Diana Vick - Diana has a Flickr site to show off her costuming work and a small slideshow of her card art at Slideshare. [20 Feb 2010]

Bryon Wackwitz -

Kevin Wasden - Kevin's site was redone in late 2008 to focus entirely on fine art, updated Jan.2009. His gallery at Epilogue.net (Jun.2007) has been pruned down to 3 images only. Kevin also maintains a storefront [cafeshops.com] at Cafe Press, where he offers shirts with the Che Gorilla image. His other site focuses on a new webcomic aimed at tweens, updated Dec.2008. [20 Feb 2010]

Anthony Waters - Slick, fast site. Several galleries on display, mostly non-CCG stuff. Daedalus is mentioned in his resume but that's it for Shadowfist on the site. Last updated Nov.2007. [20 Feb 2010]

Kenneth Waters - Kenneth kindly contacted me in June 2008 to say he was getting back into card art after a rough patch in his life. I have a contact email for him now; if you need to reach him, let me know and I'll be happy to forward your email. [22 Jun 2008]

Chris Watkins - Chris' site is well done, fast loading, and has several small galleries. I didn't see any Shadowfist on display although Z-Man is mentioned in his clients list. He is now publishing a webcomic, updated Feb.2010 [20 Feb 2010]

Brad Williams -

Eric Williams - Eric's website is mostly a big gallery, nicely done. I don't see his Shadowfist work on display after the 2009 update. [20 Feb 2010]

L.A.Williams - L.A.'s site has a gallery and lots of prints available. Shadowfist is no longer mentioned anywhere that I could find (nor any of his CCG work). Last updated Feb.2010. [20 Feb 2010]

Frederick Willy -

Matt Wilson - Matt's site has a gallery, bio, and prints and originals for sale. The gallery is one of those bazillion tiny images things; I didn't click them all but I didn't see any Shadowfist. Last update late 2005, link to Privateer Press for print sales added Mar.2008. [20 Feb 2010]

Kumi Yamashita - found several references to a contemporary Japanese sculptor, but that just didn't seem right :)

I Made Marthana Yusa - gallery on DeviantArt [21 Feb 2010]

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