ImagineFX Issue 68: April 2011

ImagineFX Issue 68 is a digital download of the April 2011 edition of the leading magazine for fantasy and sci-fi digital artists. This PDF issue is available for instant download and includes 117 pages of tutorials, interviews, and artwork.

Published by Future Publishing, this issue focuses on dynamic character art, with a Sucker Punch-inspired cover by Dan LuVisi and an interview with concept artist Joel Chang.

Book Overview

ImagineFX Issue 68 is the April 2011 edition of the digital art magazine produced by Future Publishing. The issue explores concept art for film and games, with contributions from artists including Dan LuVisi, Joel Chang, Craig Sellars, Kan Muftic, Erin Kelso, Marc Simonetti, and Tan McQue.

The editor’s letter by Claire Howlett notes that ImagineFX had become the number one-selling magazine for digital artists and was expanding to digital distribution through Zinio. This edition captures a key moment in the magazine’s history.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Dan LuVisi’s Sucker Punch cover: The cover image is inspired by Sucker Punch and was created in Photoshop.
• Joel Chang interview: A conversation with the concept artist about his work on Sucker Punch.
• Craig Sellars feature: A look at his concept art work across film and video games.
• Kan Muftic workshop: A Painter tutorial showing how he created an image for Batman: Arkham City.
• Erin Kelso tutorial: Turning line art into a dark fantasy painting in Photoshop using texture overlays.
• Marc Simonetti guide: Exploring three-point perspective for dramatic scenes.
• Tan McQue artwork: Steampunk airship paintings created with Photoshop, Illustrator, and 3ds Max.

Why This Book Matters

This issue documents the state of digital art publishing in 2011. ImagineFX had become the number one-selling magazine for digital artists, and this edition was part of the magazine’s move to digital downloads.

It also offers a behind-the-scenes look at concept art for major projects, including Sucker Punch and Batman: Arkham City, making it valuable for fans of digital art and game design.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital product delivered as a PDF file. There is no physical shipping; access is available immediately after purchase. The PDF can be read on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and common reading applications.

FAQ

How do I access my download? After purchase, the PDF is available for instant download from your account.

Will a physical copy be shipped? No, this is a digital download only.

Which devices can read this file? The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop readers, and mobile reading apps.

Add this issue to your collection and explore the artwork and tutorials it contains.

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