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Illustrators › Steve White

Steve White

30 cards illustrated

About Steve White and their work

Steve White is credited on 30 cards in our catalogue, across 15 sets. Their cards run from 1996 to 2024, 29 years in all. Their busiest year was 1997, with 12 cards. Their most valuable card is River Boa from Friday Night Magic 2000, at €17.06.

Cards: 30
Sets: 15
Active: 1996–2024
Typical price: €0.19

Cards per year
Year	Cards
1996	2
1997	12
1998	3
1999	5
2000	2
2003	4
2007	1
2024	1

Most valuable

River Boa — Friday Night Magic 2000 2000 — €17.06
Rogue Elephant — World Championship Decks 1997 1997 — €6.25
Bull Elephant — Multiverse Gift Box 1996 — €3.54
Pygmy Hippo — Visions 1997 — €1.83
River Boa — Battle Royale Box Set 1999 — €0.82

Drawn most often

River Boa — 6 cards
Lava Hounds — 4 cards
Reflexes — 3 cards

Sets with the most of their work

Visions — 5 of 167
Eighth Edition — 4 of 711
Classic Sixth Edition — 3 of 351
Urza's Saga — 3 of 357
Weatherlight — 3 of 167

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

Cards illustrated by Steve White

Lava Hounds WTH-109 — The List (2024)
Viashino Runner 245 — Tenth Edition (2007)
Lava Hounds 198 — Eighth Edition (2003)
Lava Hounds 198★ — Eighth Edition (2003)
Reflexes 213 — Eighth Edition (2003)
Reflexes 213★ — Eighth Edition (2003)
Crash of Rhinos 51 — Beatdown Box Set (2000)
River Boa 1 — Friday Night Magic 2000 (2000)
Python 150 — Classic Sixth Edition (1999)
River Boa ml249 — World Championship Decks 1999 (1999)
River Boa 249 — Classic Sixth Edition (1999)
River Boa 59 — Battle Royale Box Set (1999)
Warthog 267 — Classic Sixth Edition (1999)
Gorilla Warrior 256 — Urza's Saga (1998)
Reflexes 208 — Urza's Saga (1998)
Viashino Runner 224 — Urza's Saga (1998)
Arctic Wolves 118 — Weatherlight (1997)
Aurochs 279 — Fifth Edition (1997)
Bull Elephant 101 — Visions (1997)
Lava Hounds 109 — Weatherlight (1997)
Pygmy Hippo 133 — Visions (1997)
Python 68 — Visions (1997)
River Boa sg118sb — World Championship Decks 1997 (1997)
River Boa 118 — Visions (1997)
Rogue Elephant 139 — Weatherlight (1997)
Rogue Elephant sg139 — World Championship Decks 1997 (1997)
Warthog 124 — Visions (1997)
Wolverine Pack 344 — Fifth Edition (1997)
Bull Elephant 9 — Multiverse Gift Box (1996)
Crash of Rhinos 210 — Mirage (1996)