The best part was working with all of the artists and seeing all of the amazing things they could do on a 2.5" x 3.5" canvas. This cube is my pride and joy, and building it has been an incredible process. However, I think it will still be enormous fun to play with (having been busy with RL during the past 6 months, I haven’t had time to playtest this cube) and I look forward to finetuning it with my friends. The size of the cube is not set and the themes aren’t perfectly fleshed out. Cheatyface must be cheated in, Chaos Orb must be flipped in the air, and naming incorrectly with Richard Garfield will cost you a turn. With regard to the design, my intent was to create a wacky draft environment. I gear towards the guru, stained glass, and Japanese style lands myself. Someone in my playgroup will probably pick them. In a cube that seeks to encompass MTG’s history, it made sense to me to include them. This includes the 6 anime lands which I am actually indifferent about, but chose to include because anime alters are a notable portion of MTG alter history. My land base is singleton because I love variety. I picked my alters based on how I felt the art fit the card, and if the card was already a completed product, I’d buy it if I felt it would improve the cube.
With regard to the aesthetics, I’ve always loved MTG’s rich history and wanted to include as many different types of arts, borders, and alters as possible. I’m glad most of you like this cube! My goal was to provide a colorful, fun, and wicked cubing environment. So, either all the basics are altered (imagine having 25+ altered stained glass window basics for every color!), or none of them are. And, as much as I love some of the lands, I'm really anal about matching land. Otherwise, yea, it really just looks like a jumbled pile of expensive cards and commissioned alters. using the same artists for a vast majority of your alters), then I feel like it'd be a much more aesthetically pleasing Cube. If it had a theme, or a consistent art style (e.g. You have fine art (which, overall, all were done very well - in particular the lands), some downright terrible alters (Pulse, Elesh Norn), alternates that make no sense (Jaina Proudmoore on Electrolyze? She's a mage, sure, but typically known as a frost mage.), alternates that are trying way to hard to be funny/ironic (like the Bowser Inferno e on) and then you have random anime girls and Nintendo characters strewn throughout. The problem is, like you said, consistency.
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