Landscape Character Card

The landscape character card uses a wide image area to place the figure within a larger scene. The gallery includes contrasting character artwork in the same horizontal presentation, making the format relevant to projects that need variety without changing the overall orientation. A wide card can carry more environmental detail, but it still needs one clear focal point.

The main artwork decision is the crop. Prepare the character and background so the design can be checked at the proposed finished size rather than simply rotating a portrait file. Keep names, collection marks and other important text away from the edges and from strongly patterned background areas. The reverse layout should be planned in the same orientation unless the project intentionally requires otherwise.

If the custom version uses foil, UV or a holographic area, indicate the intended placement independently of the main illustration. A broad background effect can behave differently from a narrow decorative accent. Compare both the wide scene and small character details in a sample before deciding how much of the image should react to light.

Send the landscape artwork, front and reverse layouts, quantities and preferred presentation. State whether the cards will be stored in an album, placed in protective holders or arranged as a display series. That context helps define the finished format and accessory scope without assuming that the holder or stand shown in a presentation is part of the card itself.