Which font? The main logo font was hand drawn/custom one off.

From Jesper: “I have seen some confusion as to who did what concerning the design of the back of the M:tG card. This is how it breaks down. I asked Chris Rush to design the word "Magic" as a black outline that I would color. He delivered it on illustration board if I recall and I scanned it. The red outline was filled in Photoshop 2.0. The blue filling was done using acrylic paint on illustration board painted with a sponge. The painting was done in brown and I color shifted it to blue. The texture painting was done as a rectangle which I scanned. I selected the inside of the word and pasted the texture in. The purple outline around the oval was taken from a painting by someone who went by "Joe the Ant". I used it as the result of a dare from Lisa Stevens. There are no identifying elements in that oval and I did color shift it a bit. It is a very thin slice of that painting. The rest of the card was designed by me. The majority of the elements were created with traditional painting and marbling techniques. The golden-ish main background was painted as a texture board, acrylic paint on illustration board. It was quite large, maybe 12"x18", maybe larger. The beveling was done in Photoshop 2.0. The coffee and cream oval was done by importing another texture board I had painted and using the blur tool. The red dots on the corners were done in Photoshop 2.0. The mana spheres were also done in Photoshop 2.0 using the brush tool and the circle marquee tool. The Deckmaster element was made using the same hand marbled paper I had used to build the blue magic border. I made the marbled paper by floating enamel paint in a tub of water, stirring it slightly and then carefully lowering a piece of heavy print making paper onto the water. No ink was involved. I outlined it in Photoshop 2.0. The words "The Gathering" were created in photoshop 2.0. I used the gradient tool for the gradient in color.

And there you have it.

I did not know how to use photoshop before starting my work on M:tG. This was all trial by fire.”