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'''match''' is | [[File:WooperHeartGoldSoulSilver88.jpg|thumb|right|Wooper was among match's first illustrations for the TCG]] | ||
'''match''' is a Japanese digital illustrator who began providing artwork for the [[Pokémon Trading Card Game]] in 2009, with their first illustrations debuting in the {{TCG|HeartGold & SoulSilver}} expansion. Like similar digital artists, match applies many strokes utilizing a graphics tablet in image editing software to create their images. | |||
match uses pattern brushes in select areas to achieve the desired texture in some illustrations, and often uses a subtle color palette combined with emphasis on light and shadow to help define the main subject, frequently accompanied by a prominent outline. In some cases, this technique gives an illusion of a 3D rendered model. In addition to providing artwork for the Pokémon TCG, match also began providing art for the Dimension-Zero TCG in 2010. For a list of cards illustrated by match, go [[:Category:Illus. by match|here]]. | |||
==External links== | |||
[http://idleslumber.blogspot.co.uk match's personal blog] | |||
[[Category:TCG illustrators|match]] | [[Category:TCG illustrators|match]] | ||
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[[fr:Match (illustrateur)]] | |||
[[zh:Match]] | [[zh:Match]] | ||
Revision as of 13:44, 21 July 2013
match is a Japanese digital illustrator who began providing artwork for the Pokémon Trading Card Game in 2009, with their first illustrations debuting in the HeartGold & SoulSilver expansion. Like similar digital artists, match applies many strokes utilizing a graphics tablet in image editing software to create their images.
match uses pattern brushes in select areas to achieve the desired texture in some illustrations, and often uses a subtle color palette combined with emphasis on light and shadow to help define the main subject, frequently accompanied by a prominent outline. In some cases, this technique gives an illusion of a 3D rendered model. In addition to providing artwork for the Pokémon TCG, match also began providing art for the Dimension-Zero TCG in 2010. For a list of cards illustrated by match, go here.
