2DArtist Issue 019 July 2007: Digital Painting Concept Art Magazine

2DArtist Issue 019 July 2007 is a digital concept art and digital painting magazine in PDF format, available as an instant download after purchase.

This issue brings together interviews, galleries, and step-by-step tutorials for digital artists, along with a competition linked to Imaginary Friends Studios’ book.

With 130 pages of full-colour content, it is designed for readers who want practical techniques and artist perspectives in one place.

Book Overview

2DArtist Issue 019 July 2007 covers concept art and digital painting through editorial features and artist-led content. The table of contents lists interviews with Jeremy Mohler, Mathieu Leyssenne, Derick Tsai, and Brenton Cottman, alongside galleries and making-of articles.

The issue also includes tutorials on digital painting workflows, including content attributed to Melanie Delon and Anne Pogoda. A new tutorial series is introduced for using 3D as a starting point for a digital painting.

It further references speed paintings focused on a theme of “Destroyed City,” and includes an entry point for a competition connected to Imaginary Friends Studios’ “Imaginary: Prime: The Art of Imaginary Friends Studios.”

What You’ll Discover Inside

• An interview with Jeremy Mohler, covering his path into illustration and his approach to colour and lighting.
• A feature set around Imaginary Friends Studios and their new book, “Imaginary: Prime: The Art of Imaginary Friends Studios,” plus a competition entry.
• Tutorial content attributed to Melanie Delon on creating custom brushes and painting skin.
• Tutorial content attributed to Anne Pogoda (Azurelle) on painting hair.
• A digital painting tutorial series introduced as “Using 3D as a Starting Point for a Digital Painting,” attributed to Richard Tilbury.
• Making-of articles and galleries, including works referenced in the contents list.

Why This Book Matters

This issue reflects how digital painting communities share process, tools, and reference strategies through interviews and tutorials. It also documents a specific period of concept art publishing with a structured mix of editorials, galleries, and learning-focused articles.

For readers, it provides direct artist perspectives, practical technique sections, and a guided set of starting points for digital painting, including colour considerations and workflow approaches.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

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

Access is available after purchase. The PDF works with appropriate Kindle apps and other reading apps on tablets, desktop, and mobile devices.

FAQ

How do I access my purchase?
After payment, you receive access to download the PDF instantly.

Will I receive a printed copy?
No. This product is delivered as a digital PDF only.

Can I read it on my device?
Yes. It is compatible with common PDF reading apps and Kindle apps where PDFs are supported.

If you are looking for a compact collection of interviews and digital painting tutorials, this issue provides a focused read in PDF form.

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