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This shop started because I couldn't find what I was looking for — so I made it myself.
I've always cared about how my decks look. Not just how they play — how they feel to hold, to shuffle, to slam on the table. I wanted matching lands. I wanted full-art cards. I wanted my Forest to look like it actually belonged in the same deck as my commander.
The problem was, I could never find exactly what I was looking for. The lands I wanted didn't exist. The full-art versions of my favourite cards were either out of print, absurdly expensive, or just... not quite right. So I started designing my own.
At first it was just for me. A custom Forest here, a reimagined Island there. Then I started thinking about the cards themselves. Some of the most powerful spells in the game had artwork that felt flat — like the artist didn't know what the card actually did. Utvara Hellkite summons a dragon every time it attacks, and its art barely shows a dragon at all. Mana Geyser floods you with mana and the original art looks like a puddle. I started fixing those too.
I added Dragon basic lands — all five types, each one featuring a different dragon in the landscape. Then Dinosaur lands for my Naya builds. Then Merfolk lands for my Simic decks. Every set was designed so your whole mana base told a single story.
Friends started asking where I got my cards. Then friends of friends. That's when Sorcerer's Proxy Shop became a real thing — and I haven't stopped designing since.
Every card in your deck tells a story. We make sure it's a story worth telling.
A cohesive deck starts with lands that share a visual identity. We design full sets of basic lands around a single theme so every land you play feels intentional.
The border is just wasted space. Our full-art designs let the artwork breathe and fill the card the way it was always meant to.
Some cards have great power but underwhelming art. We reimagine those cards from scratch — same rules text, entirely new visual identity.
Click either card to enlarge. The difference speaks for itself.
Birds of Paradise is one of the most iconic cards in Magic. But honestly? The classic art always felt a little small and flat to me — a bird perched on a branch, surrounded by a thick border. I wanted it to feel like the majestic, otherworldly creature it actually is. So I redesigned it: full-art, vibrant colours, the bird commanding the whole frame.
Utvara Hellkite creates a dragon every time it attacks. It's one of the most explosive cards in any dragon deck. The original art is fine — but fine isn't good enough for a card that wins games on the spot. My version fills every corner of the card with dragon. When you slam this on the table, people should feel it.
Mana Geyser taps your opponents' lands for a burst of red mana that can fuel an entire turn of chaos. The original art is a small geyser in a dark border — it doesn't come close to capturing what the card actually does. My redesign is full-art, explosive, and looks exactly like what it feels like to cast it.
One of the first things I designed were full sets of basic lands built around a creature theme. Dragon lands for dragon decks. Dino lands for Enrage and Naya builds. Merfolk lands for the blue-green tribe. Each set covers all five basic land types so your whole mana base tells a story.
All 5 basic land types — Forest, Swamp, Plains, Mountain, Island
Mountain, Forest, Plains — perfect for Enrage and Naya commanders
Island and Forest variants — built for Simic and tribal Merfolk decks