Advance your anatomy skills with the latest issue of ImagineFX – now on sale!

Today’s top-flight artists take every opportunity to practise their anatomy techniques, so this issue of ImagineFX will serve as an excellent reminder that you can never know too much about the art of the body. From Patrick J Jones’ cover art figure-drawing workshop – created in charcoal and Painter – in which he treats you to an unmissable life-drawing lesson, to anatomy guidance with industry veteran Glenn Vilppu, and advice on adding character to faces with Julián del Rey, there’s plenty of key knowledge on depicting the human form.

We also showcase leading artists who, in their own way, manage to capture the essence of a figure, get advice on painting bird feathers with Leesha Hannigan, discover what you can learn from the Old Masters with Howard Lyon’s guidance, and reveal pencil art skills with Miles Johnston. 

But wait! – there's more! We take a peek inside the studio of legendary sci-fi artist John Harris, find out what pro artists are doing in 2017 to push their art even further, and read our review of Wacom’s Intuos 3D package. Where else are you going to get this kind of advice and insight?

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Clifford Hope

Cliff has been working in publishing for more years than he cares to remember. His sub-editing skills have been put to good use on academic, computing, creative and motoring publications, including ImagineFX, Computer Arts, Paint & Draw, Linux Format and Total 911. He particularly admires the work of concept artists such as Doug Chiang, Matt Allsopp and Christian Alzmann, who have shaped the look of Star Wars films and series such as The Mandalorian, Rogue One and The Force Awakens. Even The Phantom Menace's leaden script can't detract from its imaginative visuals!