ImagineFX – November 2015

ImagineFX – November 2015 is the 127th issue of the digital art magazine from Future Publishing Ltd. This 116-page PDF is available as an instant download after purchase.

The issue focuses on game art, character design, and digital painting. It includes workshops, artist interviews, reviews, and access to over four hours of video training.

Book Overview

This November 2015 edition of ImagineFX is a practical resource for digital artists and illustrators. The cover feature by Even Mehl Amundsen reimagines Link from The Legend of Zelda as a fierce warrior, with a full workshop explaining his process.

Inside, readers will find workshops from Remko Troost, Eliott Lilly, Katarzyna Oleska, Matt Gaser, Manuel Castañón, Ilya Golitsyn, and Jie Gao. The issue also profiles concept artist Geoffrey Ernault, visits Wooga, a German mobile games studio, and opens Dan Howard’s sketchbook.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Even Mehl Amundsen’s workshop on reimagining a classic game character.
• Eliott Lilly’s guide to producing a derelict environment for a video game art test.
• Remko Troost on the working process of video game artists.
• Katarzyna Oleska’s Color Selector basics for Krita.
• Matt Gaser’s approach to a limited color palette.
• Jie Gao’s lighting and coloring methods for a Blizzard-style game boss.
• 16 custom brushes, over four hours of video tutorials, and an accompanying free game art ebook with 18 workshops.

Why This Book Matters

ImagineFX has long served practicing digital artists. This issue captures the rise of mobile game art and the practical skills needed by concept artists and illustrators.

The combination of step-by-step workshops, artist profiles, and downloadable resources makes it a useful addition for anyone building a career in game art or digital painting.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download. No physical shipping is involved, and access is available after purchase.

The PDF works with compatible readers, including Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and standard PDF viewing software.

FAQ

Is this an instant download? Yes. Your PDF is available immediately after purchase.

Will I receive a physical copy? No. This is a digital edition only, and no printed magazine will be shipped.

What devices can I use? The PDF is compatible with tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and reading apps that support PDF files.

Add this issue to your digital library and start exploring the workshops, artwork, and artist insights right away.