ImagineFX October 2014 Back Issue

This ImagineFX October 2014 back issue focuses on the art of animation. It is a digital PDF download available instantly after purchase. Inside, readers will find expert workshops, studio profiles, and practical advice for digital and traditional artists.

Produced by Future Publishing Limited, this 100-page edition is issue 113 of the leading magazine for imaginative art. It covers video games, film, animation, comics, and manga with tutorials from working professionals.

Book Overview

The October 2014 issue of ImagineFX is themed around the art of animation. It features concept art from How to Train Your Dragon 2, an in-depth look at Oscar- and Emmy-winning Moonbot Studios, and a visit to Weta Workshop artist Nick Keller’s studio.

Readers also explore whether great art is linked to mental illness, discover how to create custom brushes, and learn techniques for painting realistic armour with oils. The magazine includes regular sections such as FXPosé, Sketchbook, Artist Q&A;, and reviews of software, hardware, and books.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Pramin Phatiphong’s workshop on making 2D character designs look 3D.
• Mingjue Helen Chen’s approach to designing sets for animation.
• Chris Oatley’s insider advice for building a career in animation studios.
• Nathan Fowkes’ techniques for dynamic lighting in Photoshop.
• DreamWorks Animation sketches from How to Train Your Dragon 2.
• Michael C Hayes’ oil painting method for realistic armour.
• An interview with artist Brian Froud and a visit to Creative Singapore.

Why This Book Matters

ImagineFX is a respected magazine for artists working in games, film, and animation. This issue provides practical instruction from active professionals and a behind-the-scenes look at major studios. It offers inspiration and techniques that remain valuable for both emerging and experienced artists.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so no physical item will be shipped. Access is available immediately after purchase through your digital library. The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and most PDF reading applications.

FAQ

How do I get the magazine after purchase? Your download is available right after purchase. You can access it from your account or the download link provided.

Is a print copy included? No, this is a digital back issue. No printed magazine or physical item will be sent.

What devices can I use? The PDF can be opened on tablets, desktop readers, smartphones, and compatible e-readers that support PDF files.

Add this issue to your collection and learn from the artists behind today’s animation.

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