ImagineFX – February 2011

ImagineFX February 2011 is a complete 116-page digital art magazine in PDF format. It is available as an instant download after purchase, with no physical shipping required.

This issue brings together practical workshops, artist profiles, and industry advice from leading fantasy and sci-fi illustrators. Readers can explore painting techniques, character design, and creative workflows using Photoshop, GIMP, SketchUp, ArtRage, and other tools.

Book Overview

Published by Future Publishing Ltd in Bath, UK, this February 2011 edition of ImagineFX focuses on helping artists improve their digital painting and illustration skills. Editor Claire Howlett introduces the issue with a look at new creative goals for the year.

The magazine includes workshops from Charlie Bowater, Charles Vess, Sunil Pant, Jace Wallace, Andrea Bianco, Simon Dominic, Robert Kim, and Justin Gerard. It also features reader galleries, artist Q&A;, studio profiles, software reviews, and a free DVD of art resources.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Charlie Bowater’s workshop on bringing a fantasy painting to life
• Charles Vess on the creative process behind a tailor-made image
• A steampunk airship tutorial using Google SketchUp with Sunil Pant
• Jace Wallace’s techniques for painting a sub-aquatic siren
• Andrea Bianco’s guide to designing a horror character in GIMP
• Simon Dominic’s tips for customising your ArtRage canvas
• Robert Kim’s advice on painting in the style of Ashley Wood
• Justin Gerard’s introduction to the theory of drawing

Why This Book Matters

ImagineFX has long been a trusted resource for digital artists, and this issue captures a moment when painting software and 3D tools were becoming more accessible. The tutorials are written by working professionals and offer practical, skill-building guidance.

For collectors and researchers, this PDF preserves the original February 2011 issue with its advertising, reviews, and editorial content intact. It is a useful reference for anyone interested in fantasy art, concept design, and digital illustration from that period.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download product. No physical item will be shipped.

After purchase, you can download the PDF and read it on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and standard reading apps.

FAQ

How do I access the magazine after purchase?
You will receive immediate download access once your order is complete.

Will a physical copy be shipped?
No. This is a digital PDF edition, so there is no physical shipping.

Can I read it on my device?
The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and most reading apps.

Download your copy and keep this issue in your digital art library.