ImagineFX December 2013 Back Issue

ImagineFX December 2013 Back Issue is a 116-page digital edition of the magazine for fantasy and sci-fi digital artists. This PDF download offers instant access to practical workshops, interviews, and striking artwork from professional illustrators.

This issue highlights ways to refresh your painting skills by combining pencil work with digital tools, with featured artist JS Rossbach. It also looks at Corel Painter, Adobe Illustrator, Manga Studio, and traditional art fundamentals.

Book Overview: ImagineFX December 2013

ImagineFX December 2013, Issue 102, is published by Future Publishing Limited and edited by Claire Howlett. The issue focuses on fantasy and sci-fi digital art, with a special section devoted to traditional art skills.

Inside, readers will find step-by-step workshops, artist portfolios, a studio profile, and regular columns such as FXPosé, ImagineNation, and Sketchbook.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• A feature on refreshing your painting skills with JS Rossbach, combining pencil skills with digital tools to create unique portraits.
• Perspective advice in Corel Painter from Don Seegmiller, plus a fantasy design tutorial in Adobe Illustrator by Tom Mac.
• A workshop on painting a celestial princess with Zezhou Chen, and a horror portrait composition project with Lauren K Cannon.
• Tips on mixing traditional and digital media from Jean-Sébastien Rossbach, and on making digital art look traditional with Yuko Rabbit.
• Colour advice from Christopher Burdett, and a look at the new document options in Manga Studio 5 with PJ Holden.
• An interview with concept artist Keith Thompson and a portfolio feature on fantasy artist Daren Bader.
• More than 95 custom brushes and video tutorials, including a clip from James Gurney’s How I Paint Dinosaurs.

Why This Book Matters

This issue is a valuable resource for anyone interested in fantasy and sci-fi illustration. It combines practical technique with inspiration from working professionals.

The magazine’s move to include traditional art fundamentals shows a commitment to helping artists grow beyond the screen. Readers can learn from recognized names in the industry and see how digital and traditional methods work together.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so no physical item will be shipped. Access is available immediately after purchase.

The PDF works with suitable reading applications on Kindle devices, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile phones. Use your preferred PDF reader or reading app to enjoy this issue on screen.

FAQ

How do I receive this issue? After purchase, you can download the PDF instantly from your account. There is no physical delivery.

Can I read this on my tablet or phone? Yes, the PDF is compatible with most modern reading apps and devices.

Is a print copy included? No, this is a digital edition only.

Add this issue to your collection and explore a month of expert digital art guidance.