ImagineFX March 2013 Back Issue

The ImagineFX March 2013 back issue is a digital PDF magazine for artists who want to energise their sci-fi art. This 116-page digital edition is available for instant download after purchase, with no physical shipping required.

The issue shows how to ground futuristic art in reality, with cover artist Admira Wijaya creating a near-future mech. It also includes interviews, workshops, reviews, and galleries from leading fantasy and sci-fi artists.

Book Overview

ImagineFX is a magazine devoted to fantasy and sci-fi digital art, and this March 2013 issue focuses on practical techniques for improving your work. The cover feature by Admira Wijaya explains how real-world reference makes mech designs believable. Inside, readers will find workshops from Serge Birault, Nick Harris, Max Kostenko, Clint Cearley, and many others.

The issue also explores the career and imagination of artist Ian Miller, with animator Ralph Bakshi sharing his appreciation. Star Wars artist Terryl Whitlatch contributes creature design insights, and the CROOZ feature highlights a job opportunity for card artists.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Admira Wijaya’s workshop on painting a humanoid mech with believable, grounded design.
• Serge Birault’s sci-fi reimagining of cult comic heroine Barbarella.
• Nick Harris’s beginner’s guide to using Autodesk SketchBook Pro for a goblins-in-space theme.
• Max Kostenko’s guide to depicting unique facial expressions for characters.
• Clint Cearley’s workshop on painting a macabre steampunk figure with a cold colour palette.
• An interview with Ian Miller and Ralph Bakshi’s tribute to his unique imagination.
• Terryl Whitlatch’s detailed methods for creating believable alien anatomy.

Why This Book Matters

This issue is a valuable resource for digital artists, concept designers, and illustrators who want to see how professionals balance fantasy with reality. The workshops are led by artists with experience in film, games, comics, and publishing, including work for Star Wars, Magic: The Gathering, and DC Comics.

For readers interested in the art behind video games, film, and comics, the March 2013 issue offers practical tutorials, studio insights, and creative inspiration that remain useful for years after publication.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. Once your purchase is complete, you can access the PDF through the Pocketmags web reader or compatible apps on iPad, iPhone, Android devices, Amazon Fire tablets, desktop computers, and mobile devices.

FAQ

How do I get access after purchase? You will receive instant access to the digital edition through your account, and you can download or read it online right away.

Will a physical copy be shipped? No. This is a digital back issue, delivered as a PDF download with no physical product.

Which devices can I use? The PDF works with the Pocketmags app on supported tablets and phones, as well as the web reader on modern browsers.

Add this ImagineFX March 2013 back issue to your collection and study the techniques of professional fantasy and sci-fi artists at your own pace.

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