2Dartist Issue 062 February 2011

2Dartist Issue 062 February 2011 is a digital magazine in PDF format, available for instant download. You can access the file after purchase and view it on appropriate reading apps.

This issue brings together an interview and multiple tutorial and gallery features across digital painting and related practice. It includes a focus on color and light, portraiture, and themed painting projects.

Use this PDF as a reference while you explore methods and processes shared by contributing artists.

Book Overview

“2Dartist Issue 062 February 2011” is a magazine issue featuring an interview with Serge Birault, along with additional content sections such as a sketchbook feature and tutorial-led articles. The contents list includes an interview section, “The Sketchbook of Dimitar Tzvetanov,” and multiple themed features including portraiture and photoreal fantasy.

Contributors credited in the issue text include Serge Birault (interview), Dimitar Tzvetanov, Jesse van Dijk, Richard Tilbury, Jason Wei Che Juan, and Steve Jung, alongside a gallery section described as containing multiple artists.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Interview with Serge Birault, including discussion of his digital painting approach and tools.
• Portraiture feature showing how to paint a young boy, with the subject identified as his son Gabriel.
• Painting tutorial content that resumes a “Creatures From Folklore” series, described as concluding a chapter.
• Photoreal fantasy tutorial content described as tackling a photoreal giant.
• Sketchbook feature: “The Sketchbook of Dimitar Tzvetanov.”
• The Gallery section, described as including multiple artists (names listed in the issue text).

Why This Book Matters

This issue is designed for readers who want practical art instruction and process notes within a magazine format. It presents multiple tutorial themes, including portraiture and fantasy painting, alongside a detailed interview.

For digital artists, the mix of interview insights, sketchbook content, and instructional features provides a structured way to explore color, light, and rendering decisions.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

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

After purchase, you can access the PDF file and open it with compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop, mobile devices, or other reading apps that support PDF viewing.

No printing is promised or required.

FAQ

How do I get instant access?
You’ll download the PDF after purchase.

Will this be a physical copy?
No, this is a digital magazine file only.

What devices can I use?
Any device with a suitable PDF reading app or Kindle PDF support can be used.

If you’re looking for a structured snapshot of digital painting tutorials and magazine features, this February 2011 issue is ready to download.

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