ImagineFX February 2014

ImagineFX February 2014 is the complete digital art magazine issue for artists who want to improve their fantasy and sci-fi painting skills. This PDF edition arrives as an instant download, so you can begin exploring Photoshop tutorials, concept art, and pin-up painting guides right after purchase. The issue demonstrates how to ink and paint with confidence using step-by-step workshops.

Inside, the magazine introduces the work of artists such as Adam Hughes, Serge Birault, Sorayama, and Greg Hildebrandt. It also examines the rise of tattoo art and the changing face of pin-up illustration.

ImagineFX February 2014 Book Overview

ImagineFX February 2014 is the February edition of the leading magazine for digital artists. It is edited by Claire Howlett and features artwork and interviews from established and emerging fantasy and sci-fi creators. The issue focuses on pin-up art, character design, and digital painting techniques in Photoshop.

Readers will find practical tutorials from Loopydave, Fiona Meng, Geoffrey Emault, Therese Larsson, James Zapata, and other professional artists. The included workshop videos, custom brushes, and work-in-progress files add real value for digital painters.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Step-by-step guide from Loopydave on painting a sassy, tattooed pin-up roller derby player.
• Fantasy tattoo design workshop with Ien Levin.
• Photoshop brush techniques from Geoffrey Emault and Fiona Meng’s soft pin-up painting method.
• Therese Larsson’s guide to adding humour to fantasy art.
• Figure drawing advice from Guillaume Poux on dynamic poses and anatomy.
• James Zapata on overcoming artist’s block and painting without a plan.
• Interviews with Greg Hildebrandt and other leading artists.

Why This Book Matters

This issue captures a key moment in digital illustration, focusing on a shift away from traditional cheesecake pin-ups toward more diverse and empowering work. It also explores tattoo art as a recognised art form, from Picts and Polynesians to modern skin art. For digital artists, the practical tutorials and resources make it a useful reference for developing figure painting and character design skills.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download product, so no physical item will be shipped. After purchase, you receive instant access to the PDF file. It can be read on devices that support PDF viewing, including Kindle devices, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile phones. For the best experience, use a reading app that handles large PDF files.

FAQ

How soon will I get the file?
Access is provided immediately after purchase through your digital downloads area.

Will a printed copy be shipped?
No. This is a digital edition only, and no physical package will be sent.

Which devices can open this PDF?
The file works with most PDF readers and viewing apps on Kindle, tablets, desktop, and mobile devices.

Add this February 2014 issue to your digital library and enjoy a practical collection of fantasy art tutorials, interviews, and resources.

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