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Illustrators › D. J. Cleland-Hura

D. J. Cleland-Hura

32 cards illustrated

About D. J. Cleland-Hura and their work

D. J. Cleland-Hura is credited on 32 cards in our catalogue, across 12 sets. Their cards run from 2000 to 2024, 25 years in all. Their busiest year was 2001, with 16 cards. Their most valuable card is Grizzly Bears from Seventh Edition, at €14.77.

Cards: 32
Sets: 12
Active: 2000–2024
Typical price: €0.36

Cards per year
Year	Cards
2000	3
2001	16
2002	3
2003	2
2005	2
2007	1
2010	3
2011	1
2024	1

Most valuable

Grizzly Bears — Seventh Edition 2001 — €14.77
Forest — Seventh Edition 2001 — €12.62
Storm Shaman — Seventh Edition 2001 — €10.52
Mountain — Seventh Edition 2001 — €7.49
Swamp — Seventh Edition 2001 — €6.43

Drawn most often

Grizzly Bears — 7 cards

Sets with the most of their work

Seventh Edition — 12 of 708
Invasion — 3 of 354
World Championship Decks 2001 — 3 of 138
World Championship Decks 2002 — 3 of 153
Duel Decks: Phyrexia vs. the Coalition — 2 of 71

Counts include reprints of the same artwork. Prices are estimates from TCGplayer and Cardmarket, not guaranteed values.

Cards illustrated by D. J. Cleland-Hura

Dream Thrush INV-53 — The List (2024)
Plains 231 — Magic 2012 (2011)
Nomadic Elf 38 — Duel Decks: Phyrexia vs. the Coalition (2010)
Plains 67 — Duel Decks: Phyrexia vs. the Coalition (2010)
Plains 232 — Magic 2011 (2010)
Grizzly Bears 268 — Tenth Edition (2007)
Grizzly Bears 246★ — Ninth Edition (2005)
Grizzly Bears 246 — Ninth Edition (2005)
Grizzly Bears 256★ — Eighth Edition (2003)
Grizzly Bears 256 — Eighth Edition (2003)
Forest bk328 — World Championship Decks 2002 (2002)
Forest shh328 — World Championship Decks 2002 (2002)
Forest rl328 — World Championship Decks 2002 (2002)
Forest 328★ — Seventh Edition (2001)
Forest 328 — Seventh Edition (2001)
Forest jt328 — World Championship Decks 2001 (2001)
Grizzly Bears 251 — Seventh Edition (2001)
Grizzly Bears 251★ — Seventh Edition (2001)
Mountain jt337 — World Championship Decks 2001 (2001)
Mountain 337★ — Seventh Edition (2001)
Mountain 337 — Seventh Edition (2001)
Mountain tvdl337 — World Championship Decks 2001 (2001)
Redwood Treefolk 264 — Seventh Edition (2001)
Redwood Treefolk 264★ — Seventh Edition (2001)
Samite Pilgrim 15 — Planeshift (2001)
Storm Shaman 222★ — Seventh Edition (2001)
Storm Shaman 222 — Seventh Edition (2001)
Swamp 346 — Seventh Edition (2001)
Swamp 346★ — Seventh Edition (2001)
Dream Thrush 53 — Invasion (2000)
Nomadic Elf 200 — Invasion (2000)
Plains 333 — Invasion (2000)