Funny how quickly Wizards realized it themselves
Cards where an individual face design extends to the edge are known as "uncommon bleed," and more traditional black borders, as in this case, are "common bleed." Each style of design requires a different setup and cutting tools, so any time we build a new frame design, we evaluate it for production technique before moving on to further stages
Minds Desire makes the best stories for this deck, even when it doesnt win me the game (sometimes you flip too many lands)
Quinton Hoover's older cards look similar
It's just one more mana than Gilded Lotus but this is better - it's more artifacts for those decks that care about artifacts, it's indestructible, it can tap for multiple colors of mana rather than just one, and so forth
You'll probably use cards like Kutzil, Malamet Exemplar and Sovereign Okinec Ahau, just with more anthems than +1/+1 counter synergies