ImagineFX September 2012

This digital edition of ImagineFX September 2012 brings you expert workshops, artist interviews and portfolio inspiration in a downloadable PDF. You can start reading immediately after purchase, with no shipping or waiting time.

Inside this issue, professional artists share techniques for digital painting, pulp art, character design and more in concise, practical tutorials.

Book Overview

ImagineFX September 2012 is the 86th issue of the magazine, published by Future Publishing Limited. It is edited by Ian Dean and includes contributions from Will Murai, Christian Pearce, Jack Bosson, Daryl Mandryk, Dan D Evans, Daniela Uhlig and Thom Tenery.

The issue covers subjects ranging from mastering the vivid look of pulp art to composing scenes with multiple figures. It also includes features on pulp cover art and a Legend interview with Mark Schultz, plus regular sections such as FXPosé, ImagineNation, reviews and the Artist Q&A.;

What You’ll Discover Inside

• Workshops showing how to create pulp-style covers, texture effects, sci-fi soldiers and snowy alien landscapes.
• Artist Q&A; with practical advice on painting flowers, lips, wet atmospheres, calm seas, floating in space and more.
• A look back at the gaudy pulp art covers of the 1930s and 1940s and why the style still appeals to modern artists.
• Craig Elliott’s sketchbook, revealing the twisted and darker corners of his imagination.
• A detailed Legend interview with pulp-inspired illustrator Mark Schultz on technique, comics history and the role of colour.
• Reader FXPosé artwork with professional feedback and the Artist of the Month selection.
• Hardware, book, training, film and video game reviews from the September 2012 issue.

Why This Book Matters

ImagineFX has long been a leading magazine for fantasy and digital artists. This issue preserves a moment in the field when established professionals shared their working methods with a broad readership of aspiring illustrators.

Its pulp art feature and Mark Schultz interview connect contemporary digital work with the traditions of 20th-century fantasy illustration, offering historical context alongside practical technique.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download, so no physical copy will be shipped. Access is available immediately after purchase.

The PDF works with Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices and most reading apps that support PDF files.

FAQ

How do I access my download?
After purchase you will receive instant access to the PDF file. There is no waiting time and no physical delivery.

Is this a physical magazine?
No. This is a digital edition of ImagineFX September 2012 supplied as a PDF.

Which devices can I use?
The file can be opened on compatible Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices and PDF reading apps.

This issue belongs on the digital shelf of anyone serious about fantasy art and illustration.