ImagineFX Magazine March 2016 Issue #132 Classic Fantasy
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- File Size: 54.0 MB
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- Total Page Count: 116
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ImagineFX Magazine March 2016 Issue #132 Classic Fantasy
ImagineFX Magazine March 2016 Issue #132 is a complete digital edition of the leading fantasy art magazine. This PDF download offers 116 pages of workshops, interviews, and inspiration for digital artists.
This issue celebrates classic fantasy film poster art. It includes exclusive video training, 31 custom brushes, and instant access to fantasy art tutorials.
Book Overview: ImagineFX Magazine Issue #132
ImagineFX Issue #132, dated March 2016, focuses on the enduring appeal of 1980s fantasy film posters. The cover painting by Andreas Bennwik pays tribute to David Bowie as Jareth the Goblin King from Labyrinth. Inside, artist Min Yum illustrates a lesser-known Brothers Grimm fairy tale. Julie Dillon discusses the early struggles and turning points of her career.
The issue also includes a studio profile of 2Minds, a sketchbook feature from Paul Bonner, and practical workshops by Lixin Yin, Simon Dubuc, Pablo Carpio, and James Gurney.
What You’ll Discover Inside
- Andreas Bennwik’s workshop on painting a classic film poster using digital and traditional techniques.
- Min Yum’s demonstration of how to paint a Brothers Grimm fairy tale.
- Julie Dillon’s interview about her Hugo Awards, early career, and life-changing moments.
- Simon Dubuc’s guide to populating RPG worlds with memorable characters.
- Pablo Carpio’s tutorial on composing a sci-fi environment with basic 3D rendering.
- James Gurney painting a giant robot outdoors with casein paint.
- Exclusive video training and 31 custom brushes, including cloud, water, and atmosphere tools.
Why This Book Matters
This issue captures a moment when fantasy art moved from traditional media to digital workflows. The 1980s film poster feature shines a light on hand-painted movie advertising before the digital age.
For digital artists, the issue provides practical training from working professionals. It also records a key part of fantasy art history.
Book Details
| Format | |
|---|---|
| File Size | 54.0 MB |
| Pages | 116 |
| Language | English |
| Issue | 132 |
| Publication Date | March 2016 |
| Publisher | Future Publishing Ltd |
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Add this digital issue to your collection and learn from the featured fantasy artists.
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