2DArtist Issue 110 – February 2015

2DArtist Issue 110 – February 2015 is available as a digital PDF download, delivered by instant download. This issue brings together interviews and step-by-step tutorials focused on illustration and digital art practice.

Inside, you’ll find process notes and practical guidance, along with a gallery selection of top images. It’s designed for readers who want to see how artists approach concepts, rendering, and finishing work.

The PDF includes 130 pages of content and is intended to be viewed as a magazine-style layout.

Book Overview

2DArtist Issue 110 (February 2015) is an e-magazine available as a downloadable PDF. The table of contents lists articles including “Bringing the dead to life” with concept artist Paul Sullivan, “Mastering colored pencils” with Marco Mazzoni, and “Paint fantasy characters” with Emily Chen.

Additional features listed in the contents include sketch comic art, a gallery selection of top images, and tutorials on vehicle design concepts, matte painting set extensions, and overcoming a blank canvas.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Behind-the-scenes coverage from the animation The Book of Life, with concept artist Paul Sullivan.
• Colored pencil-focused work, including female portraits and flora and fauna renders, with Marco Mazzoni.
• Sketch comic art, with Maxx Marshall sharing sketchbook pages.
• A tutorial on designing and rendering a futuristic dune buggy, with Matt Tkocz.
• A step-by-step guide to extend a set in matte painting, with Jessica Rossier.
• Guidance for taking a simple idea into a fully rendered composition, with Meg Owenson.
• Process notes for painting fantasy characters and improving color and composition, with Emily Chen.

Why This Book Matters

This issue gathers multiple approaches to concept and illustration work in a single PDF magazine. It connects interview content with tutorials that cover both planning and finished-looking results.

For readers studying digital art practice, the issue’s mix of characters, environments, and rendering workflows provides structured viewing of how artists develop images.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. Access is available after purchase.

You can read the PDF using appropriate Kindle apps and other reading apps on tablets, desktop computers, and mobile devices. Use your preferred PDF viewer for best results.

FAQ

How quickly can I access the PDF after purchase?
You can download the file immediately after purchase.

Is there a printed copy shipped to me?
No. This product is delivered as a downloadable PDF.

Will this work on my device?
It works with suitable PDF reading apps on mobile and desktop.

If you want a magazine-style collection of concept art interviews and tutorial-style guidance, this issue is ready to download. Review the table of contents and choose the articles that fit your current focus.

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