ImagineFX October 2020 Back Issue

ImagineFX October 2020 is a digital back issue of the leading magazine for digital artists. This PDF issue brings together practical workshops, artist interviews, and visual inspiration for illustrators and concept designers. You can download the magazine instantly after purchase and read it on your favourite device.

Packed with tutorials and features, this edition focuses on improving character design, creating 3D environments, and building strong sci-fi scenes. It is produced by Future Publishing Limited for an audience of both traditional painters and digital illustrators.

Book Overview

This issue of ImagineFX offers a broad look at contemporary imaginative art. Workshops include painting over a 3D environment with Anya Jo Elvidge, creating adventurous sci-fi art with Carlo Arellano, and making surreal portraits with Ken Coleman. The magazine also interviews French artist Pascal Blanché, whose work is known for bold colour and unmistakable style, and visits the studio of Christopher Lovell, an artist surrounded by 1980s nostalgia.

In addition to tutorials, the issue includes a sketchbook from self-taught French illustrator Ashline, a traditional art showcase in FXPosé, and a workshop by Howard Lyon on painting in the manner of 19th-century Old Masters. Regular sections cover letters, resources, and recent editions.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Step-by-step guidance on using dynamic lines and curves in your artwork with Pietmaen.
• How Anya Jo Elvidge paints over a 3D environment created in 3ds Max and Unreal Engine 4 using Photoshop.
• Carlo Arellano’s method for storytelling in sci-fi art, including his F.A.C.T.S. approach to new designs.
• Ken Coleman’s process for creating surreal portraits with 3D models, textures, and custom brushes.
• Tips for using social media platforms effectively to find illustration work.
• A portfolio and interview with Pascal Blanché, plus a profile of artist Christopher Lovell.
• Sketchbook pages from Ashline and a traditional art selection in FXPosé.

Why This Book Matters

ImagineFX has long been a trusted resource for artists working in games, film, animation, comics, and illustration. This October 2020 issue captures a period when artists were adjusting to new routines, with sketch challenges during lockdown and practical advice on building an online presence. The workshops are led by working professionals and offer techniques that readers can apply directly to their own projects.

For artists who want to learn new digital painting skills or find fresh creative direction, this back issue remains a useful and relevant reference.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so there is no physical shipping. Access is available immediately after purchase through your Pocketmags account or compatible reading app. The PDF can be read on Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile devices.

The Pocketmags app runs on iOS 15.6 or above, Android 8.0 or above, and Amazon Fire Tablets from 2018 onwards. The web reader works with modern HTML5 browsers such as Chrome and Firefox.

FAQ

How do I receive the magazine after purchase?
Your digital issue is available for instant download after purchase. You can access it from your account or through a compatible reading app.

Will I receive a physical copy?
No. This is a digital back issue in PDF format. No printed magazine or physical item will be shipped.

Which devices can I use to read it?
The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile devices. The Pocketmags app supports iOS 15.6 or above, Android 8.0 or above, and Amazon Fire Tablets from 2018 onwards.

Add this issue to your digital library and explore the techniques and inspiration inside ImagineFX October 2020.