2DArtist Issue 055 July 2010

Explore the 2DArtist Issue 055 July 2010 digital concept art magazine in PDF format, available for instant download after purchase. This issue focuses on techniques and projects across digital painting, environment work, and concept development.

Inside, you’ll find an interview with David Dunstan (Loopy Dave), alongside feature sections that include a sketchbook and a gallery. It’s a complete issue designed to be read on your preferred PDF viewer.

This product is a digital download, with no physical shipping. You can access the file directly after checkout.

Book Overview

Concept Art, Digital & Matte Painting Magazine presents Issue 055 for July 2010. The issue includes interviews, articles, and featured work from contributing artists, with tutorial sections introduced as new features for the month.

Among the issue’s featured topics are Painting Futuristic Marines, Concept art for Games, and Custom Brushes For Sci-Fi. There is also a Sketchbook of Jon McCoy and a The Gallery section.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Interview: David Dunstan (Loopy Dave) discusses digital illustration and his mouse-based workflow.
• Sketchbook feature: Sketchbook of Jon McCoy.
• New tutorial series: Painting Futuristic Marines with Svetlin Velinov.
• New tutorial series: Concept art for Games with Thomas Pringle.
• Custom brush workflows: Custom Brushes For Sci-Fi with Jama Jurabaev.

Why This Book Matters

This issue documents professional-focused approaches to concept art and digital illustration, with tutorial-style sections and working artist contributions. It centers on practical workflows, including digital painting methods and brush creation for sci-fi scenes.

For readers who collect references by issue, this July 2010 edition also preserves the magazine’s contributor credits and gallery selections from that time.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download. There is no physical shipping.

After purchase, you can access the PDF file immediately. It works with appropriate Kindle apps, tablets, desktop, mobile, or reading apps.

Printing is not promised or included.

FAQ

Do I get instant access to the file?
Yes. This PDF is available for instant download after purchase.

Is there a printed version?
No physical copy is included with this digital product.

Will it open on my device?
It should open in supported PDF reading apps on desktop, mobile, and tablets.

If you’re building a reference library of digital concept art resources, this July 2010 issue is ready to download after checkout.