2DArtist Issue 129 – September 2016 (Download PDF)

2DArtist Issue 129 is provided as a digital download in PDF format, with instant access after purchase.

This issue brings together artist interviews, tutorial features, and gallery artwork focused on digital illustration and concept art workflows.

You can read it in your preferred PDF reader, including two-page viewing for the magazine spreads.

Book Overview

2DArtist Issue 129 (September 2016) presents a collection of articles and tutorials for artists and concept designers. The issue features an editor’s letter and contributor introductions, followed by a set of sectioned topics listed in the contents.

One featured interview is with concept artist Ned Rogers. He is credited as a freelance concept artist from Adelaide, Australia, working in AAA videogame and film industries with a focus on environment concepts, key frame, and set design.

The issue also includes tutorials and workshop-style content aimed at developing portfolio practice, environmental atmosphere, and character creation.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• How Ned Rogers discusses building an impressive personal portfolio and developing a recognizable style.
• Atmospheric environment concepts, showcased through moody, realism-inspired works by Waqas Malik.
• Perceptive traditional illustrations by multimedia illustrator Nader Sharaf.
• Intricate moleskin drawings through Grzesiek Wroblewski’s sketchbook.
• A speed paint tutorial for an underwater monster with Helen Norcott.
• A tutorial for designing a battle shaman character in a Viking themed costume, with Conor Burke.

Why This Book Matters

This issue is organized around practical creative topics artists can apply to their own work. It combines interview perspectives with tutorial sections and a gallery of new artwork.

For readers building a portfolio, the interview focus aligns with portfolio development and professional practice in videogame and film industries. For technique-focused readers, the included tutorials cover digital painting and character concept creation.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This item is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping.

Access is available after purchase, and you can open the PDF using appropriate Kindle apps, tablets, desktop, mobile, or reading apps.

Use your PDF reader’s options for best viewing of the magazine spreads.

FAQ

Will I receive an instant download?
Yes. After purchase, you receive instant access to the PDF download.

Is there a printed copy?
No. This listing is for a downloadable PDF e-magazine.

Does it work on mobile devices?
Yes. It works with compatible PDF reader apps on tablets and phones.

If you’re looking for a concept art and digital illustration-focused issue from September 2016, this PDF version lets you review the interview, tutorials, and gallery sections at your own pace.

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