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I almost always prefer the former method because if ink gets pulled when you take the tape off, its far easier to patch up a black border than color-match and patch the back of the card and if your sleeves arent opaque on the back, a noticeable paint job will disqualify a card in tournaments (and it is noticeable)
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#23 This is another one of my favorite arts
Some slightly cheesy and horoscope-y examples below (note that the cheesiness is because Im trying to describe a general archetype, rather than pulling from specific subsets of each color as I would with a real, narrow example): Hopefully its easy to see how slight tweaks to make one color more prominent or another less crucial can result in a lot of different flavors. Another important point is that, since each color is a large bucket and people are small and specific, a person whos e.g
